The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) provides a range of Aadhaar-related services online
The UIDAI or Unique Identification Authority of India, which manages the Aadhaar biometric ID programme, provides a range of Aadhaar card-related services online. Through one such facility, the UIDAI enables Aadhaar-registered users to change, correct or update the address fed into the Aadhaar database. This facility is available on the UIDAI's website, uidai.gov.in, as well as mobile app mAadhaar. (Also Read: How To Order An Aadhaar Reprint Online | Government's Aadhaar-Based Instant PAN Facility)
If your mobile number is registered with Aadhaar,the address can be updated online. To update the address online, click here: https://t.co/v7CNR3sxNZ.
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How To Update Aadhaar Address Online
Here's a step-by-step guide to change the address fed into the Aadhaar profile online:
Go to the UIDAI website - uidai.gov.in - and select the "update your address online" option under the "update Aadhaar" section. It can also be accessed through a direct link.
Users need to have their Aadhaar-registered mobile number handy in order to update, correct or change their address using this online service.
Enter the mobile number and click on "get OTP" to proceed.
Enter the OTP or one-time passcode, received on the registered mobile number.
Those who don't have their current mobile number registered with the UIDAI are required to visit an Aadhaar centre in order to apply for a change in address.
Select the "address update" checkbox, and enter the required details.
Once you have filled the complete address, you are required to upload the scanned copies of original supporting documents.
After the user submits the request, the UIDAI portal issues a Update Request Number (URN). This number can be used to track the status of the request.
How to Check Status Of Address Update Request
Go to the UIDAI website.
Select the "check online address update status" option under the "update Aadhaar" section. It can also be accessed through a direct link.
Enter the 12-digit Aadhaar number - also known as UID or Unique Identity Number - along with either the Update Request Number or the Service Request Number.
Enter the OTP received on mobile.
The UIDAI website displays information on the current status of the request on the screen.
