NEW DELHI: All Birth certificate coming soon Aadhaar because states across the country are planning to issue these two documents simultaneously. “We expect all states to be up and running in the next few months,” he said. Fingerprints and Biometric data taken when the child turned five years old. When the child turns 15 years old, biometric details must be updated.
The number of infants enrolled in the last few months along with birth certificates is not available. So far, 134 Aadhaar crore cards have been issued, with Assam and Meghalaya among the states where the entire population has yet to obtain a unique ID. Ladakh and Nagaland have also not reached full saturation as populations in remote areas are not fully enrolled. “We are trying to get to these parts of the country as soon as possible and the speed has increased in Assam and Meghalaya,” a source said. Of the 20 requests received last year, only four were for new Aadhaar enrollmentthe rest is for updating personal information.
India’s Unique Identity Authority (UIDAI) is looking to voluntarily update population details such as some Holder of Aadhaar had moved to a new address or had changed their mobile phone number, an official said.
The update can be done online, through mAadhaar . app or at Aadhaar centers and even the postmen are now equipped to deal with it. Theservice is available at a cost of Rs 50. However, officials said that in the case of updating biometric details, additional security is required.
Several states have figured out how to organize camps with one of them planning to organize them around public distribution system (PDS) stores so Aadhaar owners can update details when to receive monthly quota.
An official said pilots have been held in 40 districts and progress so far is positive.
The number of infants enrolled in the last few months along with birth certificates is not available. So far, 134 Aadhaar crore cards have been issued, with Assam and Meghalaya among the states where the entire population has yet to obtain a unique ID. Ladakh and Nagaland have also not reached full saturation as populations in remote areas are not fully enrolled. “We are trying to get to these parts of the country as soon as possible and the speed has increased in Assam and Meghalaya,” a source said. Of the 20 requests received last year, only four were for new Aadhaar enrollmentthe rest is for updating personal information.
India’s Unique Identity Authority (UIDAI) is looking to voluntarily update population details such as some Holder of Aadhaar had moved to a new address or had changed their mobile phone number, an official said.
The update can be done online, through mAadhaar . app or at Aadhaar centers and even the postmen are now equipped to deal with it. Theservice is available at a cost of Rs 50. However, officials said that in the case of updating biometric details, additional security is required.
Several states have figured out how to organize camps with one of them planning to organize them around public distribution system (PDS) stores so Aadhaar owners can update details when to receive monthly quota.
An official said pilots have been held in 40 districts and progress so far is positive.
