Issued by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), the Aadhaar Card is a biometric-based identity card with a 12-digit number that’s unique to you.
Different processes require different kinds of documents. So, let’s find the ones you need.
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The Aadhaar card has multiple uses, mainly for better delivery of social security benefits and subsides including services related to food & nutrition, education, employment, healthcare and inclusion and social security.
You can only get your Aadhaar card through in-person registration which can be done by visiting your nearest Aadhaar Seva Kendra or by booking an appointment on:
Click hereYou will be enrolled into the process directly by a registrar appointed by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), or by enrolling agencies contracted/appointed by the registrars.
After enrollment, it usually takes 90 days for the Aadhaar to be delivered to your registered address. You can also download it online by providing the required details on:
Click hereYes, you can apply in-person or online to make any changes to your demographic or biometric information.
Unfortunately, there are no alternatives to this form of identification.
You first need to file a report with the police. Once done, you can submit a copy of the report along with an affidavit and address/identity proof at your nearest enrollment office. They can then issue a duplicate copy of your Aadhaar card.