Explorer

How To Apply For Aadhaar Card? Know The Process - IN PICS

Aadhaar card is a 12-digit identification number issued by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI).

Aadhaar card is a 12-digit identification number issued by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI).

Guideline To Apply For New Aadhaar Card UIDAI Step By Step Process How To Get New Aadhaar

1/6
Indian citizens, non-resident Indians (NRIs), OCI cardholders, LTV holders, Nepal/Bhutan for Nepal/Bhutan nationals, and other resident foreigners who have stayed in India for at least 182 days in the past one year, including minors and senior citizens, can apply for Aadhaar card. Getty
Indian citizens, non-resident Indians (NRIs), OCI cardholders, LTV holders, Nepal/Bhutan for Nepal/Bhutan nationals, and other resident foreigners who have stayed in India for at least 182 days in the past one year, including minors and senior citizens, can apply for Aadhaar card. Getty
2/6
The first step is to download the enrollment form available at the UIDAI website and visit an Aadhaar Enrolment Centre. Getty
The first step is to download the enrollment form available at the UIDAI website and visit an Aadhaar Enrolment Centre. Getty
3/6
Now, the applicant has to submit the completed form along with the supporting documents at the enrollment centre. Getty
Now, the applicant has to submit the completed form along with the supporting documents at the enrollment centre. Getty
4/6
The applicant will now need to submit his/her biometric data, fingerprints, iris scan, and get a photograph clicked. Getty
The applicant will now need to submit his/her biometric data, fingerprints, iris scan, and get a photograph clicked. Getty
5/6
After the application completion, the individual will be provided an acknowledgement slip which contains a 14-digit enrolment number, and is used to check status of the application. Getty
After the application completion, the individual will be provided an acknowledgement slip which contains a 14-digit enrolment number, and is used to check status of the application. Getty
6/6
Either you can now wait up to 90 days to receive your Aadhaar Card in post or download it using the enrollment number from the official website. uidai.gov.in
Either you can now wait up to 90 days to receive your Aadhaar Card in post or download it using the enrollment number from the official website. uidai.gov.in

Photo Gallery

Sponsored Links by Taboola
25°C
New Delhi
Rain: 100mm
Humidity: 97%
Wind: WNW 47km/h
See Today's Weather
powered by
Accu Weather

Top Headlines

Stock Markets Fall As Sensex Declines Over 260 Points, Nifty Tests 24,500
Stock Markets Fall As Sensex Declines Over 260 Points, Nifty Tests 24,500
N Chandrasekaran Resigns: Tata Group Stocks Fall, TCS Down Nearly 4%
Chandrasekaran Resignation Impact: Tata Group Stocks Trade Lower, TCS Down About 4%
Gold Silver Rate Today (Aug 12): Metals Rise, Check Latest Rates In Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, More
Gold Silver Rate Today (Aug 12): Metals Rise, Check Latest Rates In Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, More
Tamil Nadu Petrol Pumps May Stop UPI Payments Over Cybercrime Account Freezes
Will Petrol Pumps Stop Accepting UPI? Tamil Nadu Dealers Seek Protection

Videos

BREAKING NEWS: 'Lungi' Remark Sparks Rajya Sabha Uproar as John Brittas Alleges Insult to South Indians
BIG BREAKING: Rahul Gandhi Demands Amit Shah’s Resignation Over Student Protest Action
BREAKING: Amit Shah Challenges Opposition to Debate, Says Government Ready to Answer Every Question
BIG CLASH: Amit Shah Calls for Parliament Debate as Rahul Gandhi Demands Answers and Accountability
Breaking: Tata Sons Chair N Chandrasekaran Resigns; Term Continues Until February 2027, Shares Fall!

Photo Gallery

Embed widget