Find a little clarity.
Practical answers to everyday Aadhaar questions. Find the guide you need, take a breath, and go one step at a time.
Change your Aadhaar address, one step at a time
Moving home? Prepare your address proof, check the local-language preview, and submit your request through myAadhaar.
Update your Aadhaar mobile number: app or centre?
The new Aadhaar app supports eligible mobile-number changes. Find out which route applies when your old SIM is available—or lost.
Download e-Aadhaar and open your PDF
Find the official download, understand the OTP step, and use the correct name-and-birth-year password.
Order an Aadhaar PVC card and track delivery
Check your saved address before ordering, keep the request receipt, and know when to use UIDAI or postal tracking.
Masked Aadhaar: share fewer details with confidence
A masked copy hides the first eight Aadhaar digits. Learn when to ask for it and what information still needs protecting.
Track your Aadhaar update without the guesswork
Find the right acknowledgement, check the official status, and decide what to do when a request is pending or rejected.
Your Aadhaar document checklist, made simple
Understand identity, address, birth and relationship proofs—and prepare clear originals before applying.
Baal Aadhaar: a practical guide for parents
Plan a child’s enrolment, bring the right family documents, and remember biometric updates at ages five and fifteen.
Lock your Aadhaar biometrics and know when to unlock
Understand what biometric locking does, how it affects verification, and how to use UIDAI’s official controls.
Find an Aadhaar centre and prepare for your visit
Use the official locator, pick a centre offering your service, and arrive with the right documents and appointment details.
Correct your Aadhaar name with fewer avoidable mistakes
Prepare the exact spelling, check supporting evidence, and understand why a full name change may need a different process.
Everyday Aadhaar safety: OTPs, copies and links
Simple habits for using Aadhaar confidently, spotting suspicious requests, and keeping personal documents private.