In a recent clarification, authorities in Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra have announced that birth certificates issued solely based on Aadhaar cards will no longer be considered valid. parents and guardians are advised to take necessary steps to ensure their child’s birth records remain legitimate.
What This Means
- Birth certificates linked only to Aadhaar are not recognized for official purposes, such as school admission, passport applications, or government schemes.
- Individuals relying on such certificates may face issues in accessing services that require a valid birth certificate.
What You Should Do
Obtain a Proper Birth Certificate
Apply for a birth certificate through the municipal corporation, local registrar, or hospital where the child was born.
Provide Required Documents
Documents like hospital records, parents’ identity proofs, and address proofs may be required.
Avoid Solely Using Aadhaar
Ensure that your child’s birth is officially registered in the government database.
Update Existing Certificates
If you already have a birth certificate based only on Aadhaar, contact your local registrar to reissue a valid certificate.
Key Takeaway
Birth certificates issued solely based on Aadhaar in UP and Maharashtra are now invalid. parents must obtain officially registered certificates to avoid complications in school admissions, government schemes, and identity verification processes.
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