Aadhaar Card New Rules: Big news for Aadhaar cardholders! UIDAI has changed the rules, now this task is mandatory
Aadhaar Card New Rules: The Aadhaar card is no longer just an ID proof, but has become the most important part of our daily lives. Whether it’s a bank account or government ration, it is mandatory everywhere. Considering this, UIDAI has made some important changes to the rules related to Aadhaar. If you are unaware of these new rules, you may face significant problems in the future.
Aadhaar Update is now a necessity, not just an option
According to the new UIDAI guidelines, it has now become almost mandatory to keep your information such as name, address, and date of birth updated in your Aadhaar card. This is especially true for those who have not made any changes to their Aadhaar in the last 10 years; they will have to get their KYC done again. If your information is outdated, your government subsidies or other benefits may be stopped.
Increased strictness in document verification
Now you won’t be able to make any changes to your Aadhaar easily. The verification of documents submitted for proof of identity and address has been made much stricter than before. UIDAI is only accepting documents that are included in their official list. If your documents are found to be suspicious, your update request will be rejected immediately.
Linking your mobile number is now almost mandatory
In today’s digital age, if your mobile number is not linked to your Aadhaar, you may be deprived of more than half of the online services. From bank transactions to logging into government portals, an OTP is required everywhere. Under the new rules, emphasis is being placed on mobile linking for security purposes.
Bal Aadhaar: The 5 and 15-year rule
Parents also need to be vigilant regarding their children’s ‘Bal Aadhaar’. According to the rules, it is mandatory to update the child’s biometrics when they turn 5 and then again at 15 years of age. If this is not done, the child’s Aadhaar card may become ‘inactive’. Disadvantages of not updating your Aadhaar If your Aadhaar contains incorrect information or is not updated, you may face the following difficulties: Pension and scholarships may be stopped You may face problems receiving food grains through your ration card.You will have difficulty opening a new bank account or obtaining a loan.
Filing your ITR will be hindered.
Conclusion
The main objective of these new UIDAI rules is to make your data safe and prevent fraud. To ensure that your services continue without interruption, it is essential that you check the status of your Aadhaar and get any outdated information corrected immediately.