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How to download e-Aadhaar PDF using eaadhaar.uidai.gov.in
Aadhaar card is a 12 digit unique identification number issued by the UIDAI (Unique Identification Authority of India) which is also backed by the Indian Government. The Aadhaar card can be availed by the Indian residents above the age of 18 years.
India is moving towards digitization and government have taken numerous steps to ensure this. In additions to that, government have also introduced e – Aadhaar, which is a 12 digit alphanumeric identity provided by the UIDAI (Unique Identification Authority of India). This card is considered to be the digital Aadhaar card which is available online. E – Aadhaar card has the same validity as Aadhaar card.
How to download e–Aadhaar PDF? eaadhaar.uidai.gov.in
Downloading e – Aadhaar PDF is a very easy and simple process. Follow the below mentioned procedure to download your e – Aadhaar PDF:
- Visit the official website of e – Aadhaar i.e. https://eaadhaar.uidai.gov.in/
E-Aadhaar-Download-Form-eaadhaar.uidai.gov.in - Now you will be required to enter your 12 digit Aadhaar number and in case if you haven’t received your Aadhaar number yet, you can enter your 28 Digit Enrollment ID provided by the Aadhaar Enrollment Center.
- And enter your full name and Pin code of your permanent address
- And enter the captcha displayed on the screen “Enter Above image Text” and mobile number click on the submit button
- In this step, enter OTP that you have received on your registered mobile phone number and download your e – Aadhaar.
How to open e–Aadhaar PDF? e – Aadhaar password? eaadhaar.uidai.gov.in
Once you have downloaded your e – Aadhaar, look for that in downloads folder. Or you can check the PDF in your browsers download section, just type “CTRL + J” to open download section in chrome.
This PDF is password protected. Hence, you will have to enter your password in order to open the PDF.
Earlier, the applicants were required to use Pin code as password as e – Aadhaar is password protected. However, UIDAI has now changed the downloading procedure. It has introduced a new password format which is an eight digit password and it is a combination of first four letters of your name and year of birth and it should be in capital letters. Hence, instead of six digit pin code, applicants are required to enter eight digit passwords in the mentioned format.
Now Pay using just Aadhaar Number – UPI Phase 2 is live
The second version of the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) is out now. Rumors are out saying that some parts of the UPI Version 2 are live because the users of Samsung Pay, Bharat Interface for Money (BHIM), and HDFC Bank’s mobile app can now make the UPI Payments linking to the Aadhaar Numbers. It was reported that the second version of UPI was about to come live in March 2017, and a blue print was released explaining the details of linking an Aadhaar with the financial addresses of the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) list.
The latest update given by the Samsung Pay states that the users can now make the payments and transactions using just the Aadhaar Number. BHIM users are also saying that you can also use Aadhaar to pay. The HDFC app has now the features showing the availability of the Aadhaar option as well.
Note that, when HDFC first launched the UPI feature in their mobile banking app in November 2016, the option of sending money using the Aadhaar mode was inactive and was out of action. Even the option of making transactions using Aadhaar number feature was mothballed in the UPI apps as well such as PhonePe and Chillr. The Unified Payments Interface (UPI)-based app will also have the features of biometric based Aadhaar Pay option as well, but this feature has been kept low key and is yet to roll out.
According, to the UIDAI, more than 90% of India’s population has their Aadhaar registered and more than 390 million bank accounts are linked with the Aadhaar details and the Aadhaar number. So, adding the Aadhaar number option in the banking app feature will make the payments and transactions of the User more convenient and simple as ABC.
There are other three payment modes which are linked to Aadhaar.
Aadhaar-Enabled Payment System (AEPS) which is developed by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI). This allows various features such as cash withdrawal, deposits and funds transfer at POS (Micro ATM) using the Aadhaar authentication.
The second is the Aadhaar Pay. This was launched in January by the Indian Government. This mode of payment uses the Aadhaar number and the payment is done through the user’s fingerprint.
Last but not the least, is the Aadhaar Payments Bridge System (APBS), this payment mode is responsible for the direct benefit transfer of subsidies by the Government. These Subsidies are transferred to the bank accounts that are linked to Aadhaar.
It is observed that the Aadhaar failure rates are massive. According to the report on digital payments by the Watal Committee, the graph of failure rates in AEPS transactions are found to be around 60%. The technology has geared up and is continuously making advances in the UPI and Aadhaar-bank account linkage, as it is necessary for the bank portability.
So, the RBI Deputy Governor SS Mundra ends up putting up a statement saying
Check your Aadhaar Bank Link Status Online – A New Feature by UIDAI
Congratulations!! Your Bank Aadhaar Mapping is done. This is the message that you are going to receive after checking the status of linking your Aadhaar with your Bank account. The UIDAI has launched an online tool which issues your 12-digit UID Number and the Aadhaar number and enables the customers to check their Aadhaar link bank status online. This whole procedure requires a One Time Password only. You need to have your mobile number registered to Aadhaar card for this.
The Official website of the Aadhaar card is www.uidai.gov.in
As the Government has already declared the deadline (31st December 2017) of Aadhaar seeding with the Bank Account, so it is mandatory to get your bank account linked with Aadhaar. If you have already linked your bank account with Aadhaar then you can get I verified through this online facility by UIDAI.
The other ways through which you can link your Bank account with Aadhaar are
- Online,
- SMS Service,
- Through ATM,
- By visiting the branch.
How to check Aadhaar linked Bank Account Status Online
- Visit the UIDAI Online service portal.
Various UIDAI Website Online Services - Search for the link that says- “Check Aadhaar and Bank Account Linking Status” and Click on it.
- After clicking, you will be redirected to a new page that says “Aadhaar Linking”
- Enter your Aadhaar Number and security code in the respected fields.
- Click on “Send OTP”.
Check linking status of Aadhaar and Bank account - An OTP will be received on your registered mobile number and it is valid for a limited period of time.
- Once you receive the OTP, enter the code and Click on “Login Button” present at the bottom of the page.
- After the completion of the verification message, the UIDAI online facility displays this following message- “Congratulations! Your Bank Aadhaar mapping is done”.
Aadhaar linking bank account
Along with the Bank – Aadhaar linking status, the UIDAI Portal also provides other facilities such as – it displays information of date of linking and bank name etc.
“Aadhaar linking Status” is fetched from the NPCL server. So if anything gets wrong, the UIDAI is not responsible or liable for the correctness of the displayed status. Further, the UIDAI is not storing any information fetched from the NPCL Server, according to the UIDAI Server.
Also Read about Various Services Offered by the UIDAI Official Website.
How to Locate Aadhaar Enrollment Center Near You
Aadhaar is a 12 digit Unique Identification Card issued to every eligible individual of India. As Government has mandated this document in order to avail subsidized Government schemes and it is also required for all the financial transactions and filing Income Tax Returns (ITR), it has become a must have document for everyone. If someone doesn’t possess an Aadhaar card yet, visit an enrollment center and apply for it immediately.
To make the procedure easy and convenient for the common people, the UIDAI has opened several Aadhaar enrollment centers in the country which are present in almost every region in the country and are run by registrars appointed by the UIDAI.
Aadhaar Enrollment Center
At present there are more than 25,000 Aadhaar enrollment centers across the nation. Now, one can easily locate Aadhaar enrollment centers on UIDAI website where it has listed the addresses of all the Aadhaar enrollment centers.
Visit the UIDAI website (https://uidai.gov.in/), click on the ‘Aadhaar Enrollment’ section under ‘Aadhaar Online Services’ and Follow the below steps to find Aadhaar Card Enrollment Centers:
1. Search by Area
One can search the Aadhaar enrollment center by state.
- Select your state from the drop down list.
- Next, select your district from the list.Choose your sub-district, if any.
- Move to the next selection- Village Town City (VTC).
- Select the area for which you need the information.
- Put the captcha code and click on ‘Search’
2. Search by PIN Code
One can search the Aadhaar enrollment center by PIN Code
- Insert the PIN Code of your area in the box provided
- Put the captcha code and click ‘Search’.
The list of all enrollment centers coming under the purview of that Pin Code will appear on the screen.
- Search by Name
One can search the Aadhaar enrollment centers by Name of the Locality
- Put the name of the locality in the box provided
- Put the area name, captcha code and click search
The list of Aadhaar Enrollment centers will include the following information-
- Registrar Name/Agency Name
- Complete Address of the centers
- Contact Person Mobile Number
- Last Update Date (DD/MM/YYYY)
- centers Type
- Total Enrolments in last 30 days
- Location on Map
List of documents required in time of the enrollment in Aadhaar Card
Make sure to carry all the necessary documents in time of visit the enrollment centers :
- Proof of Identity
- Passport
- PAN Card
- Ration/ PDS Photo Card
- Voter ID
- Driving License
- Government Photo ID Cards/ service photo identity card issued by PSU
- NREGS Job Card
- Photo ID issued by Recognized Educational Institution
- Arms License
- Pensioner Photo Card
- Freedom Fighter Photo Card
- Kissan Photo Passbook
- CGHS / ECHS Photo Card, etc.
- Proof of Address
- Passport
- Bank Statement
- Passbook
- Post Office Account Statement/Passbook
- Ration Card
- Voter ID
- Driving License
- Government Photo ID cards/ service photo identity card issued by PSU
- Electricity Bill (not older than 3 months)
- Water bill (not older than 3 months)
- Telephone Landline Bill (not older than 3 months)
- Property Tax Receipt (not older than 1 year)
- Credit Card Statement (not older than 3 months), etc.
The UIDAI had also asked the Public and Private Sector banks to start the enrollment process in at least one out of the ten branches. Once implemented there will be more than 12,000 Aadhaar Enrollment Centers in the country.
How To Enroll Your Child For Aadhaar – Aadhaar Card
Aadhaar card is of immense importance nowadays. It is 12 digit unique identity provided to the all the Indian Citizens absolutely for free. It not only acts as an identity proof and an address proof but also helps in keeping a demographic count of the population.
| Various Facilities Provide By The UIDAI Official Website | |
| Check UIDAI Official Website Services | Click Here |
| Check Aadhaar Card Status By Name | Click Here |
| Update Aadhaar Card On SSUP | Click Here |
| Aadhaar Card Correction Online | Click Here |
| Change Aadhaar Card Address Without Mobile Number | Click Here |
| Download Aadhaar Card By Enrolment ID | Click Here |
| Download Aadhaar Card By Aadhaar Number | Click Here |
| Download Aadhaar Card By Name & Date Of Birth | Click Here |
| Link Aadhaar Card With PAN Card | Click Here |
| Link Aadhaar Card With Bank Account | Click Here |
| Link Aadhaar Card To Mobile Number via OTP | Click Here |
Aadhaar card is provided to all the citizen of India irrespective of class, caste, creed, nationality or age. So yes even children are eligible to apply for Aadhaar card. This can be done by following the procedure below: –
- To enroll your child for Aadhaar, one parent/guardian needs to have Aadhaar for biometric authentication.
- You can visit the nearest enrollment center. The appointment for an enrollment center can be done online.
- After visiting the allotted Aadhaar centre, the next step is to fill in the application form. This stage also requires uploading your child’s recent passport size photograph, mobile number of guardian.
- For children below 5 years, biometric test is not taken.
- Retina and fingerprint will be scanned and recorded for children above 5 years. The recorded information will be linked to his/her Aadhaar card
- Finally, at the age of 15, the child’s biometric data will be taken again. This is the final record and the information will be updated to the child’s Aadhaar Number.
- After filling all the required fields, an Aadhaar generation notification will be sent to your registered mobile number.
- Finally, collect the acknowledgment slip and confirm the data submitted on the screen. Once the registration is done successfully the applicant will receive his or her Aadhaar number within 60 days.
Documents required for applying for Aadhaar card for children
- Birth certificate of the child
- Aadhaar card details of any one of the child’s parent
- Address proof of the child’s parents
- Identity proof of child’s parents
The importance of an Aadhaar Card for Children
- Helps the government to keep a demographic count of the population
- Acts as an identity proof and address proof for children
- It will also ensure that they benefit from numerous government schemes in the future like
Scholarship Scheme
The HRD ministry has made Aadhaar mandatory for students who wants to avail scholarship under national means cum merit scholarship scheme. The responsibility to collect Aadhaar from students lies in the hands of the principal of the school as well as parents or guardians of the students.
The Principal of each school should ensure that students from an economically weaker background is enrolled for Aadhaar. It is their responsibility to take them to the nearest Aadhaar enrollment centre. Aadhaar authentication is now mandatory for 12 such scholarship schemes. For example, to avail the scholarship under central sector scholarship scheme for college and university students, Means cum Merit Scholarship Scheme, Midday Meal Program s
Entrance exams
The HRD ministry has made Aadhaar mandatory for a number of entrance exams like entrance exam for MBBS (Bachelors of medicine and bachelor of surgery) i.e. NEET, BDS (Bachelors of Dental surgery), UPSEE (Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Exam), JEE(Main), JEE(Advanced) Etc.
University Degrees
In order to curb forgery in university degrees the UGC is considering linking Aadhaar with university degrees.
State Board Examinations
The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad has made it mandatory for students to have Aadhaar for appearing for State Board exams in 2018.According to authorities this rule will be applicable for all public and private schools under Uttar Pradesh State Board.