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Big update for Aadhaar holders! UIDAI allows ‘Head of Family’ based online address update; Check how to do it

New Delhi: Relaxing the complexities and procedure to update the address of a person on Aadhaar card, the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has announced to enable ‘Head of Family’ based online address update in Aadhaar. Now, residents can update address in Aadhaar online with the consent of their Head of Family (HOF), according to the circular issued by UIDAI.

The HoF based online address update in Aadhaar will be of great help to the relative(s) of a resident–like children, spouse, parents etc, who don’t have supporting documents in their own name to update address in their Aadhaar. HoF can approve or reject a request within 30 days from the service request date.

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It can be done by submitting Proof of Relationship document like Ration Card, Marksheet, Marriage Certificate, Passport etc. mentioning the name of both the applicant and HOF and the relationship between them and OTP based authentication by the HOF. In case even Proof of Relationship document is not available, UIDAI provides the resident to submit a self-declaration by the HOF in the UIDAI prescribed format.

This choice would be in addition to the existing address update facility using any valid Proof of Address document prescribed by UIDAI.  Any resident above the age of 18 can be an HOF for this purpose and can share his/her address with his/her relatives through this process.

How to do address update via HoF based:

Step 1: Users need to go to ‘My Aadhaar Portal’.

Step 2: Resident can choose Hof based online address update option while seeking to update address online.

Step 3: After that,  resident will be allowed to enter the Aadhaar number of the HOF, which will only be validated.

Step 4: Post successful validation of Aadhaar number of HOF, the resident will be required to upload the Proof of Relationship document.

Step 5: Resident has to pay the fee Rs. 50/- for the service.

Step 6: On successful payment, a service request number (SRN) would be shared with the resident, and an SMS would be sent to the HOF about the address request.

Step 7: The HOF to approve the request and give his/her consent by logging into the My Aadhaar portal within 30 days from the date of receiving the notification and the request will be processed.

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If the HOF rejects to share her/his address, or does not accept or decline within the stipulated 30 days of SRN creation, the request would be closed. The resident, seeking address update through this option, will be informed about the closure of the request via an SMS. In case the request is closed or rejected due to non acceptance of the HOF or rejected during process, the amount shall not be refunded to the applicant.

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