As a binding pillar of the Indian Federal Government’s financial inclusion plan, a unique twelve digit digital identification number was introduced as Aadhaar.
Launched in 2009, it became the world’s largest biometric system used by the financial institutions including banks and insurance companies to verify one as an Indian citizen when they apply for financial products and services.

If you are a resident of India (defined by the Indian Government) or have lived in India for at least 182 days in the past twelve months, then you can apply for Aadhaar. To get your Aadhaar, you need to provide the below listen information:

Learn how one can check Aadhaar status after update request submitted

Under two categories your Aadhaar can be changed, updated or corrected offline as well as online:

If you are looking to check the status of the above mentioned changes then that can be done in four ways:

With Enrolment ID

If one has made an update request at the enrolment centre, then the individual need an Enrolment ID (EID) to track the status.

The EID consists of 28 digits, in which first fourteen digits are the enrolment number and the next fourteen digits are the date & time stamp.

Once your EID is generated, you can download your Aadhaar by following these steps:

Without Enrolment ID

If you don’t have the EID, you can generate it using the registered mobile number and the email ID. Same goes for the Aadhaar number, if you have forgotten or misplaced the card, by following these steps:

Using Aadhaar Number

You can track your updates request by using your Aadhaar number, just follow the below steps:

Using Update Request Number (URN)

The URN is a fourteen digit number generated when one applies for an update. This number is displayed on the screen once the individual has submitted the update or will be sent to you on your linked mobile number. You can now check the updates using the URN on the following steps:

Using Service Request Number (SRN)

If you have requested an address validation letter, then you would receive a Service Request Number (SRN). The SRN is a ten-digit number and you can track the updates from the following steps:

The e-Aadhaar is a highly secured password protected document serving as both residential and identification proof. The electronic copy is as authenticated as the physical copy and one can download the newly requested e-Aadhaar through the below listed steps:

At Alankit, having tremendous experience in providing Aadhaar related services PAN Indian, we are known to resolve all your Aadhaar related queries at the earliest with the simple, transparent and quick procedure guidance for application, registration and enrolment of your Aadhaar.