Aadhaar Corrections Get Difacity as Gazette Notification Required for Title Adjustments

Aadhaar Corrections Get Difacity as Gazette Notification Required for Title Adjustments


It has now become difficult to change the name of Aadhaar card. The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has now made the guidelines more strict to get Aadhaar detail update. This step has been taken with the aim of preventing fraud and keeping the base records more pure. The Unique Identification Authority of India has revised the rules. After which if you want to make a change in the name now, then gazette notification will be required.

Rules for change in the Aadhaar card have become strict than before. Whether it is to change the full name or some letters. Along with the gadget notification, the applicant will also have to submit an old ID proof in which his old name is written. This includes PAN card, voter ID, driving license, service ID card, passporce etc. Not only this, if the user is going to change the name, then he will get only two chances. UIDAI has said (by way of) that only 2 attainments will be given to the application.

At the same time, if you have to update your address or get a new enrollment, then the process has been simplified for this. For this, any public sector bank passbook can also be introduced. But for this, applicants will also have to get a certificate from the bank branch manager, which will be confirmed that the address is recorded in the bank’s record and the e-KYC process is completed.

The rules have become strict in the matter of improvement in the date of birth. For applicants below 18 years, only the birth certificate issued by authorized state authorities will be accepted as proof. Passport and SSLC books are no longer valid for this. So if you too are going to make any such changes in your Aadhaar card, then definitely know these new rules, otherwise the applicant may have to face trouble.

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