UIDAI says the Aadhaar photo needs to be updated every 10 years, here is how Can Do it.

UIDAI says the Aadhaar photo needs to be updated every 10 years

UIDAI says the Aadhaar photo needs to be updated every 10 years, here is how Can Do it. and The Process To update the photo on an Aadhaar card

UIDAI (Unique Identification Authority of India)

The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) suggests citizens to update their Aadhaar card information on a regular basis to maintain the correctness of their data and an easy verification process. It is especially important to update biometric information, such as pictures, for children who were under the age of 5 or 15 at the time of registration.

Also, according to UIDAI rules, an Aadhaar photo update or other biometric information is required: – If a kid was under 5 years old at the time of first registration, they should be re-enrolled when they become 5 years old and give all biometric data.

It is advised that people above the age of 15 at the date of registration update their biometric data every ten years.

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Accidents or issues that cause biometric exceptions may also demand an update.

People can apply for biometric updates when Aadhaar authentication becomes more common due to authentication issues caused by faulty or poor-quality biometric capture at the time of enrollment.

Persons whose biometrics fall below a specific quality standard may also be notified by UIDAI to update their biometrics.

So, if you want to update your Aadhaar card and replace the photo from years ago, here is a step-by-step procedure. However, please keep in mind that UIDAI only enables online changes for addresses on Aadhaar cards. You will need to attend an Aadhaar enrollment centre for biometric authentication for other details such as name, date of birth, photo, and more.

Here is The Process To update the photo on an Aadhaar card

1. Step 1: Access the UIDAI website at uidai.gov.in/ and download the Aadhaar Enrolment/Correction/Update Form.
2. Step 2: Carefully accurately fill out the form.
3. Step 3: Go to an Aadhaar Enrolment Centre or Aadhaar Sewa Kendra in your area.
4. Step 4: Submit the form to the executive, along with your biometric information for verification.
5. Step 5: The executive will take a live photograph of you.
6. Step 6- You will be asked to provide your biometrics again so as to approve the new information.
7. Step 7- To change your information, you must pay a cost of Rs. 100 (including of GST).
8. Step 8: Once the process is completed, you will be sent an Acknowledgement note with an Update Request Number (URN).
9. Step 9: On the UIDAI website, enter the URN to check the progress of your Aadhaar update.
10. Visit UIDAI’s official website. You can also go directly to this page: eaadhaar.uidai.gov.in/.
11. Click on the ‘My Aadhaar’ area and select ‘Download Aadhaar’.
12. Enter your Aadhaar, Enrollment ID, or Virtual ID.
13. Enter the captcha and press the ‘Send OTP’ button.
14. Enter the OTP that was sent to your registered mobile number. Tick the box if you want a masked Aadhaar card.
15. Select ‘Verify & Download’ to get a PDF of your e-Aadhaar card.

You have the option of downloading a standard or masked Aadhaar card. However, after updating your Aadhaar information, you must also renew it on the mAadhaar and DigiLocker apps.