Enables transparency on UID Card
UIDAI now lets you find your Aadhaar Card Number by name. This feature is helpful if you have lost your Aadhaar Number (UID) and the Aadhaar Enrollment Number (EID) printed on the Enrollment Slip given after you enroll for an Aadhaar Card. If you don’t have either your Aadhaar Number or Aadhaar Enrolment Number, you
UIDAI Portal now allows residents to get their Aadhaar enrollment number back if it is lost. Aadhaar Enrollment Number is very essential to check the status of your Aadhaar, to download Aadhaar PDF and for many other purposes. And if you lose your Aadhaar Enrollment Number it becomes very difficult. Previously if you had lost
If you are planning to enroll or update your Aadhaar, one of the first questions you might have is about the location of the nearest Aadhaar Centre. You may not be aware of the Aadhaar Centre Near Me. Visiting an Aadhaar Centre is necessary if you wish to apply for a new Aadhaar or update
Aadhar Card Home Service for Senior Citizens Bedridden: The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) offers a specialized doorstep Aadhar enrollment service designed to cater to the needs of senior citizens, individuals with disabilities, bedridden persons, and the elderly. This doorstep service aims to facilitate the enrollment and Aadhaar updates for individuals who are unable
As Aadhaar is essential for adults, similarly Aadhaar is also an important document for students. For students, Aadhaar may be requested during admissions, while appearing for the examinations, to avail scholarships and while applying for several government schemes, etc. If a student has few documents missing which are accepted to apply for Aadhar Card then
Aadhaar is one of the document which almost every resident should hold as it comes handy for various purposes. However, applying for Aadhaar is still a voluntary decision. So at some point of time, a resident may feel that he or she should apply for Aadhaar Card, but not every Aadhaar enrollment application gets successful.