Aadhaar Card Latest News: UIDAI has issued a special alert saying that the identity of the card holder must be verified before accepting the Aadhaar card as a proof.
Aadhaar Card Latest News: UIDAI has issued a special alert saying that all the 12 digit numbers are not the original numbers of the Aadhaar card. Nowadays Aadhar card has become an essential document for every work. Along with this, duplication and tampering in Aadhaar is also increasing. To avoid this fraud, UIDAI has issued a warning. UIDAI has said that the identity of the card holder must be verified before accepting the Aadhar card as a proof of identity.Also Read: LIC invest Rs 200 per day in this plan, get Rs 28 lakh
UIDAI gave information
While sharing the information on social Twitter, UIDAI has written that not all 12 digit numbers are Aadhaar. UIDAI has said that whether the person’s Aadhaar card number is correct or not, it can be verified on the UIDAI website. Apart from this, verification can be done through the mAadhaar app.
How to verify
It is worth noting that the verification of Aadhar Card (Aadhaar Card Latest Update) can be done online and offline. For this, users will have to login on the link resident.uidai.gov.in/verify. After that 12 digit Aadhaar number will have to be written here. After that after filling the security code and captcha, you have to click on Proceed To Verify. After clicking, the verification of 12 digit number will be displayed on the screen. This is your original Aadhaar number.Also Read: Participation in buy back offer will give risk free returns of up to 38%
Know these things about updation
Let us inform that according to the UIDAI’s Office Memorandum, the Aadhar card holder can update his name only twice in the Aadhar card. Apart from this, Aadhar card holders can update the date of birth and gender only once in their lifetime.
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