When you move to a new house or city, it’s important to update your address across official records. This ensures that government communication, bank statements, tax notices, and other official mail reach you correctly.

📌 1. Updating Address in Aadhaar

Why it matters: Your Aadhaar is linked to multiple services like bank accounts, mobile connections, and LPG subsidy.

Steps to update Aadhaar address:

1. Online (via uidai portal):

o Go to https://uidai.gov.in → Update Aadhaar Details → Address Update

o Upload supporting documents (passport, electricity bill, bank statement, or rental agreement).

o Submit request and note the Update Request Number (URN) to track status.

2. Offline (Aadhaar Seva Kendra):

o Visit your nearest Aadhaar Seva Kendra with proof of new address.

o Fill the update form, submit documents, and keep URN for tracking.

Tip: It usually takes 7–14 days for the update to reflect.

🏦 2. Updating Address in bank Accounts

Banks need your current address for KYC compliance, statements, and debit card delivery.

Steps:

· Visit your bank branch with proof of new address (Aadhaar, utility bill, rental agreement).

· Fill a KYC address update form.

· Some banks allow online update via net banking or mobile app using Aadhaar verification.

Ensure you update all accounts, including savings, fixed deposits, and credit cards.

📨 3. Updating Address for PAN Card

Your PAN must match your current address for income tax filing, refunds, and investments.

Steps:

1. Visit the official portals:

o NSDL PAN or

o UTIITSL PAN

2. Submit address change request and upload supporting documents (Aadhaar, passport, utility bills).

3. Receive updated PAN card by post at the new address.

Online processing usually takes 10–15 days.

📜 4. Updating Address in Passport

· Submit a Passport Seva Online Application → Request for Re‑issue/Change in Address.

· Attach proof of current address (rental agreement, utility bill, or bank statement).

· Book an appointment at your nearest Passport Seva Kendra.

Updated passport is issued with the new address; this is especially important for foreign travel.

🚌 5. Updating Address with Other Services

1. Mobile Number (SIM Card)

o Visit service provider store with new address proof.

o Some providers allow online updates via Aadhaar eKYC.

2. Ration Card / Griha aadhar / LPG Connection

o Submit address change request at the local ration office or via the online portal.

o Some schemes, like Griha aadhar Yojana, may automatically link benefits to your new address once updated in Aadhaar.

3. Voter ID

o Apply online via National Voter services Portal.

o Submit supporting documents for address change; your voter card will be updated.

4. Driving License / Vehicle Registration

o Visit RTO with proof of new address.

o Update the license and registration certificate for compliance.

📝 6. Tips for Smooth Address Update

· Keep multiple proofs of new address handy (rental agreement, utility bill, bank statement).

· Update Aadhaar first, as it is required for many online services.

· Track updates with URN or reference numbers provided during submission.

· Notify your employer, insurance providers, and educational institutions of your new address.

Summary:
After moving, the first step is updating your Aadhaar, followed by bank accounts, PAN card, passport, voter ID, and other government services. This ensures that all your official communications and benefits remain uninterrupted.

 

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