Want to update your address in Aadhaar map? Check step by step to do it with or without documents

New Delhi | Jagran Business Office: The 12 digit Aadhaar card is one of the most important documents for every Indian citizen. Whether you apply for a PAN card or want a grant, Aadhar is the document that will make all of these things possible. Now facilities like digital verification and information update help save time and effort for Aadhaar cardholders.

An Aadhaar card also serves as proof of address for people living in India. However, if you have moved and want to update your address on your Aadhaar card without any documented proof, you can easily do so by following these four simple steps.

Step 1: Visit the official UIDAI website uidai.gov.in
Step 2: Select Update your Aadhaar from the My Aadhaar option
Step 3: There you will find the option to update demographics online
Step 4: This will lead to another web page which will offer two options to update your address: “Update address with proof of address” and “Update address via passcode”.

NOTE: If you have proof of document, you can select option one and if not, select option two. However, if you want to go for a second option, follow these procedures.

Step 5: Enter the Aadhaar of the Verifier – when completed you will receive the SRN
Step 6: Once the SRN is received, click to open the link
Step 7: the verifier must now agree to the update
Step 8: Once the SRN is received, click on it to open the link
Step 9: After this connection with a 12 digit Aadhaar number
Step 10: Now submit the confirmation received on your mobile
Step 11: After this connection with the SRN provided.
Step 12: Go through the address that was submitted
Step 14: Select the local language and submit your request
Step 15: After that, the resident will receive a letter with a secret code, by mail
Step 16: Once you get the code, log into the online address update portal
Step 17: Now update your address using a secret code
Step 18: browse for the new address

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Posted by: Mallika Mehzabeen