The UIDAI (Unique Identification Authority of India) provides Aadhaar services, including updates and corrections. Here’s the official guideline:

1. Updating Aadhaar Details

o Demographic details (name, address, date of birth, gender, mobile number) can be updated online or at an Aadhaar Enrolment/Update Centre.

o Biometric updates (fingerprints, iris scan, photo) usually require an in-person visit.

2. Official Fees

o uidai allows updates at 50 per update at authorized centers. (uidai.gov.in)

o Online updates for certain fields may be free if you have your Aadhaar login.

o You should not be charged 200 for a standard update.

3. If Someone Charges Extra

o Unauthorized centers or middlemen may try to overcharge.

o Always go to a UIDAI-authorized Aadhaar center. You can check centers here: https://appointments.uidai.gov.in/easearch.aspx

o Avoid paying unnecessary extra fees.

4. Steps After You Already Paid 200

o Ask for an official receipt specifying the purpose of payment.

o If the charge seems unofficial or excessive, you can file a complaint with UIDAI:

§ Toll-Free Number: 1947

§ Online grievance: https://resident.uidai.gov.in/complaints

o Mention the date, center name, and amount charged. uidai can investigate and guide you for a refund or correction.

Tips to Avoid Overcharging

· Always confirm the official fee at the center before updating.

· Book appointments through the official uidai portal.

· Avoid third-party agents offering Aadhaar updates for higher fees.

💡 Bottom Line: You should not be paying 200 for a normal Aadhaar update. Contact uidai immediately for verification and possible refund.

 

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