Updating your address in your Aadhaar card is a simple process and can be done
online (from home) or offline at an Aadhaar Seva Kendra. uidai allows users to change address details whenever they move to a new place.
1. Update Address Online (From Home)You can update your Aadhaar address through the official uidai portal if your mobile number is linked.
Step-by-Step Process:Step 1: Visit uidai WebsiteGo to the official
Self service Update Portal (SSUP)Step 2: Login with Aadhaar- Enter your Aadhaar number
- Verify using OTP sent to your registered mobile number
Step 3: Select “Update Address”- Choose the address update option
- Enter your new address carefully
Step 4: Upload Proof of AddressYou must upload a valid document such as:
- Electricity bill
- Bank statement
- Passport
- Rent agreement
- Gas connection bill
Step 5: Submit Request- Review details
- Submit the update request
- You will receive a URN (Update Request Number) to track status
2. Update Address Using Aadhaar Seva Kendra (Offline Method)If you cannot update online, you can visit a center:
Steps:- Go to nearest Aadhaar Seva Kendra
- Fill Aadhaar update form
- Submit supporting documents
- Provide biometric verification (fingerprint/iris)
- Get acknowledgment slip
3. Update Address via “Address Validation Letter” (Special Method)If you don’t have proof in your name, you can:
- Ask a family member/landlord to provide consent
- Use uidai “Address Validation Letter” service
- Receive OTP verification on their Aadhaar-linked number
4. Processing Time- Usually takes 5–10 working days
- You can track status using URN
- Updated Aadhaar can be downloaded online after approval
5. Important Rules- Mobile number must be linked for online update
- Documents must be valid and readable
- Only genuine address proof is accepted
- Incorrect documents may lead to rejection
ConclusionUpdating your Aadhaar address is easy and can be done
online from home or by visiting an Aadhaar center. The online method is faster, but offline verification is required in some cases.
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