Sir, I'm separated from my husband from past 4 years. 498 case filed on him. Now the problem is to update my 7 years old kid's aadhaar card. My child's aadhaar was created 5 years back and address also changed. I wanted to update my child's aadhaar. But 'mee seva' people not accepting any of my address proofs like my aadhaar, house sale deed, bank account statements, passport also.. What I can do Now?? Please suggest. Regards, Sumathi
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What are they asking for?
Mother can update or apply for any public document including passport of the child even without the consent of father.
So the act of the authority is surely not permissible.
So if they do not accept inform its higher authorities or file writ petition in high court.
you can request to change your Aadhar card details online. You will need to log onto the UIDAI website for the same. What are the details which can be updated online? Details which can be updated online include the name, address, date of birth, gender, email id, and mobile number.
2) passport can be accepted as address proof
Sir, They are asking the bank statement with current address on father's name or child's bank statement with current address. I have my back statement' sale deed on my name, my aadhaar, gas connection, power bills and house tax ... All are with current address only. But they are not ready to accept all these are 'address proofs' for my kid's aadhaar update, as my child is 7 years so I can not do this online. What I will do now ... Please suggest . Thanks and regards, Sumathi
As per UIDAI website, there are three ways to update or correct your Aadhaar card details:
Update your details online.
Request update by post.
Visit the nearby enrolment centre.
2) A savings /fixed / recurring bank deposit account can be opened by a minor of any age through his/her natural or legally appointed guardian. Minors above the age of 10 years may be allowed to open and operate savings bank accounts independently, if they so desire.
3) you can open bank account in minor name reflecting your current address
Unique Identification Authority of India has been receiving many complaints regarding wrong details being printed on their aadhaar cards. UIDAI has made a decision which will allow people to change incorrect details that are printed on their aadhaar cards. If you have any of the details on your aadhaar which are not correct you can get them changed very easily. Date of Birth, Residence address, name and gender, your contact number or any other information which is present in your aadhaar card can be easily changed if it’s incorrect. The procedure of changing details is very easy.
You get two options through which you can change your details. Online method and Offline method. You can update your details through the aadhaar website in online method by following a couple of steps. Other than the online method, you can also use offline method, in which you can use send your corrected details to the UIDAI enrolment centers across the country using the postal service.
Visit the following links depending upon your process to update your aadhaar card details.
To make changes online: – http://aadhaarcarduid.org/procedure-for-updating-aadhaar-details-in-online-method/
To make changes offline: – http://aadhaarcarduid.org/procedure-for-updating-aadhaar-details-in-offline-method/
They are asking the bank statement with current address on father's name or child's bank statement with current address.
I have my back statement' sale deed on my name, my aadhaar, gas connection, power bills and house tax ... All are with current address only. But they are not ready to accept all these are 'address proofs' for my kid's aadhaar update, as my child is 7 years so I can not do this online.
You can update the details of aadhar card by online method.
You may click the following link for all further details:
To make changes online: – http://aadhaarcarduid.org/procedure-for-updating-aadhaar-details-in-online-method/
Approach the High Court and seek appropriate direction against the authority concerned responsible to update the details.
