Aadhar card is an individual identification number issued by the Unique Identification Authority of India on orders of the Government of India. This is done to establish the single and unique identification of every single person. It serves as proof of your address too. The biometric i.e. photography, fingerprint, iris scan and demographic information data of the residents are saved in a centralized manner and a unique 12-digit identity number is generated. It is made for everybody irrespective of the age that means even children as young as one year of age have aadhar cards because the whole sole purpose of it is identification. Unlike the Rashaan card, every member of the family needs to have a separate identity and hence each one has its own Aadhar card. The entire process of Aadhar generation is free of cost i.e. nothing is to be paid.
1) ONLINE
2) PERMANENT ENROLLMENT CENTRE
- Update Client Standard
- Update Client Lite
- Update through AUA Point of Presence
All three of them have a set of steps that starts from filling the application form, manual verification of proofs, entry of data into software by the operator, biometric authentication by a resident, operator’s and supervisor’s confirmation and lastly acknowledgement of receipts.
In the case of online means, you will receive a message in 15 days from UIDAI as your Aadhar is soon being updated or not.
In the case of offline means, 20-90 days are required to complete the procedure.
The arrival of the corrected/upgraded aadhar can take even longer than the above mentioned time span but the easy way out the online users is they can get their updated versions printed through logging in the official website whereas the offline ones need to wait and adjust with the previous one.
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