
If you’ve been planning to update your Aadhaar card details, be prepared to pay a little extra. The unique identification authority of india (UIDAI) has recently revised the fees for updating both demographic and biometric details in your Aadhaar card. Let’s take a quick look at what’s changed and how it affects you.
1. What’s New in Aadhaar Update Fees?
· uidai has increased the fees for making changes or corrections in your Aadhaar card.
· This update applies to both demographic (address, name, date of birth, etc.) and biometric (fingerprint, iris, photograph) updates.
· The fee hike reflects the cost of technology and security enhancements in the update process.
2. Previous Fees vs. New Fees
Update Type
Previous Fee
New Fee
Demographic Update
₹50
₹100
Biometric Update
₹50
₹100
· So, updating your Aadhaar card now costs ₹100 instead of ₹50, whether it’s demographic or biometric information.
3. How to Update Your Aadhaar Details
· Visit the nearest Aadhaar Enrollment Center or use the official uidai website for certain updates.
· Submit the required documents for verification.
· Pay the updated fee of ₹100 per update.
· Updates usually take a few days to reflect in the system.
4. Why Has the Fee Increased?
· To cover enhanced security features ensuring data safety.
· To maintain and upgrade the infrastructure for faster processing.
· To balance operational costs in Aadhaar service delivery.
5. What Should You Keep in Mind?
· Always ensure you have the correct documents to avoid multiple update attempts.
· Check your details carefully before submission to save on re-update charges.
· Keep the acknowledgment receipt safe for future reference and tracking.
Final Thoughts
Though the fee for Aadhaar updates has doubled, it reflects the government’s efforts to improve service quality and security. If you need to update your Aadhaar details, plan accordingly and be aware of the new ₹100 fee per update.
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