Aadhaar Document Update (Free Online)
If your Aadhaar was issued more than 10 years ago and hasn’t been updated, it is mandatory to upload Proof of Identity (POI) and Proof of Address (POA) documents to keep it active.
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Why is Document Update Mandatory?
UIDAI has mandated that Aadhaar holders who enrolled more than 10 years ago and have never updated their data must re-verify their details. This ensures the accuracy of the database and prevents fraud.
Benefits of Updating:
- Ensure seamless access to One Nation One Ration Card.
- Avoid rejection in Bank KYC and Loan applications.
- Continue receiving Government Subsidies (DBT) without interruption.
Accepted Documents List
You need to upload one Proof of Identity (POI) and one Proof of Address (POA).
- PAN Card
- Voter ID Card
- Passport
- Driving License
- Ration Card (with photo)
- Voter ID Card
- Passport
- Electricity Bill (Latest 3 months)
- Bank Passbook (with photo)
- Rent Agreement (Registered)
Your Name and Address on the uploaded documents must match exactly with your Aadhaar details. Even a small spelling mistake will lead to rejection!
How to Update Documents Online (Step-by-Step)
Visit the official portal and login using your Aadhaar Number and OTP sent to your registered mobile.
Click on the ‘Document Update’ tile. Review your existing details shown on the screen.
Scan your original POI and POA documents (JPEG, PNG, or PDF format, under 2MB) and upload them.
If the service is free, submit directly. Otherwise, pay the nominal fee of ₹25. Download the acknowledgement slip.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is it mandatory if my Aadhaar is new?
No, this is primarily for Aadhaar cards issued more than 10 years ago that haven’t been updated since.
Q: Can I update demographics (Name/DOB) here?
No, the “Document Update” service is ONLY for verifying existing details. To change Name or Address, use the “Update Aadhaar” service.
Q: What if I don’t have documents?
You can use the “Head of Family (HoF)” based update mode if you don’t have individual documents.