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UIDAI Extends Free Aadhaar Update Deadline Till September 14, 2024

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The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has announced an extension for the free update of Aadhaar details, with the new deadline set for September 14, 2024. This extension provides precious time for residents to ensure their Aadhaar information is up-to-date without incurring any fees, as post-deadline updates will be charged. With Aadhaar being the foundation for identity verification in India, keeping your details accurate and current is crucial for accessing various services and benefits.

Extension Of The Free Aadhaar Update Deadline

The UIDAI’s decision to extend the deadline for free Aadhaar updates until September 14, 2024, is a significant relief for millions of citizens. Initially set to expire earlier, the deadline has been extended to provide adequate time for individuals to update their biometric and demographic details. The extension is particularly important for those who may have had their Aadhaar issued more than ten years ago and have not updated their details since.

The free update applies to updates made through the myAadhaar portal, while updates made at Aadhaar centres will incur a fee of ₹50 after the deadline. This extension is also a response to the growing need for accurate data, especially as Aadhaar is increasingly being used for financial transactions and other sensitive operations.

The Importance Of Updating Aadhaar

Aadhaar, a 12-digit unique identity number issued by the UIDAI, is linked to various government schemes, banking services, and even mobile connections. Therefore, having accurate details in your Aadhaar profile is essential to avoid any interruptions in accessing these services. The UIDAI periodically requires updates to biometric and demographic details to maintain the integrity of the Aadhaar database.

How To Update Aadhaar Details?

Updating Aadhaar details is a straightforward process that can be done either online or offline. Here’s how you can update your information:

Online Update Via myAadhaar Portal

  1. Access the Portal: Visit the myAadhaar portal at https://myaadhaar.uidai.gov.in 
  2. Login: Use your Aadhaar number and OTP sent to your registered mobile number to log in
  3. Select Update Section: Navigate to the ‘Update Your Aadhaar’ section
  4. Choose the Details to Update: You can update your demographic details like name, address, date of birth, gender, mobile number, and email address
  5. Upload Supporting Documents: For changes in name, address, or date of birth, upload the necessary documents as proof
  6. Submit the Request: Review your details and submit the update request

Offline Update At Aadhaar Centres

  1. Locate a Centre: Find the nearest Aadhaar enrolment or update centre.
  2. Visit the Centre: Carry original documents for verification and submission.
  3. Fill Out the Update Form: Provide details of the changes you wish to make.
  4. Submit Documents: Provide the necessary documents as proof for demographic updates.
  5. Biometric Update: Your fingerprints, iris, and photographs will be captured again for biometric updates.
  6. Pay the Fee: After September 14, a fee of ₹50 will be applicable for any updates done at the centre.

Different Types Of Aadhaar Updates

Understanding the types of updates and their associated costs can help in planning the update process:

  1. Biometric Update
  • For Children (Aged 5-7 and 15-17 Years): Free if done within the specified age brackets.
  • Otherwise: ₹100 fee for any other biometric updates.
  1. Demographic Update
  • If Done with Biometric Update: Free.
  • If Done Separately: ₹50 fee.
  1. Document Update
  • Online (Till September 14, 2024): Free.
  • At Aadhaar Centre: ₹50 fee.

If you fail to update your Aadhaar details before the September 14 deadline, you’ll need to pay ₹50 per update for demographic or document changes and ₹100 for biometric updates. This penalty is designed to encourage timely updates and ensure that the Aadhaar database remains accurate and reliable.

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