Earlier, the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) stated that updating Aadhaar card documents would be free of charge until 14 June. However, the government has extended this deadline till 14 September.
The UIDAI has stated that it is mandatory to keep the Aadhaar card updated, especially those cards which are ten years old, as it helps to validate the identity proof of an individual. It has asked Aadhaar cardholders to upload their identification and address proof to keep it updated. However, the Aadhaar updation service is free only on the myAadhaar portal, and it costs Rs.50 at physical Aadhaar centres.
How to update Aadhaar card documents?
You should go to the myAadhaar portal – https://myaadhaar.uidai.gov.in/ to update your Aadhaar card details. You must have the proof of identity and proof of address documents ready before you visit the portal for updation. Below is the process to update your Aadhaar card details online:
Note down the ‘SRN number’ to track your document update status. Your Aadhaar card details will be updated within seven working days.
Documents to be uploaded
Below are the documents that you need to upload on the myAadhaar portal to update your Aadhaar card details:
However, to update the demographic details, such as date of birth, address, name change, fingerprints, etc., you must visit the nearest Aadhaar centres to update them by paying the fee.
Aadhaar cardholders should update the supporting documents, i.e. proof of identity and address documents, upon completion of every ten years from the Aadhaar enrolment date as per the Aadhaar Enrolment and Update Regulations, 2016.
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