A few months ago, you had to fill more details to download e-Aadhaar, but now you can download it by entering the Aadhaar number or enrollment and OTP.
New Delhi: Aadhaar card is one of the most important documents in today’s era. Whether you want to open your bank account or get a driving license, Aadhaar card is very important. Not only this, Aadhaar card has been made compulsory in schools and colleges. It can be said in easy language that the Aadhar card has a lot of importance in the life of children to elderly people. People often carry it all the time, so that it can be used when needed. If your Aadhaar card is lost or you need an updated copy of Aadhaar, you can download it online.
Download Aadhaar by adopting these steps
To download a digital copy of Aadhaar card, you will have to go to its official website https://eaadhaar.uidai.gov.in . Let me tell you that many similar websites like this website exist on the internet, which should be ignored. To avoid any kind of fraud, you should visit the official website.
When you click on it, you will see three options of Aadhaar Number, Enrollment Number and Virtual ID. You can proceed by entering one of these numbers. Next you will see a captcha, which you enter the relevant place. Then click or tap on Send OTP. After this OTP will be sent to your registered mobile number.
When OTP arrives on your mobile, after entering it, you will see some options. By verifying them, you will get the option to download the Aadhaar card. The e-Aadhaar will be downloaded as soon as you click on it. The downloaded copy is protected with a password. In such a situation, you will be told on the website what your password will be.
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Actually, to open an Aadhaar card, your password will be four words of English name entered in the Aadhar card and the year of your birth date. For example, the name in your Aadhaar card is ABCDEFGH and your date of birth is 10-11-2004, then your password will be ABCD2004. Similarly, you can open Aadhaar by creating a password by mixing your name and date of birth.
