Synopsis
Note that the Aadhaar reprint is discontinued by UIDAI, instead, you can use Aadhaar PVC card online. UIDAI released new PVC Aadhaar cards that are waterproof and sturdy.
Aadhaar has become a most vital document needed for services ranging from banking to applying for LPG cylinder. Further, Aadhaar number must be linked to income tax records, bank accounts, insurance policies, and investment records like mutual funds, provident funds, and pension accounts, among other things.
If you have lost your Aadhaar number, here is how to retrieve it, according to the UIDAI website. To retrieve your Aadhaar you need the below information:
- Your Aadhaar Number or Enrolment ID or Virtual ID
- Your Aadhaar Registered Mobile Number or Email Id
If you have your Aadhaar number and registered mobile number
If you have your Aadhaar number, the procedure is straightforward. You can get your Aadhaar card by visiting https://eaadhaar.uidai.gov.in/#/. can utilise a printed copy of your eAadhaar from the mAadhaar App on your smartphone. This eAadhaar is a legally legitimate form of your Aadhaar and is as valid as the Aadhaar letter you received in the mail.
Another link: https://eaadhaar.uidai.gov.in/genricDownloadAadhaar. Enter your aadhaar number and security code to download eaadhaar
Note that Aadhaar reprint is discontinued by UIDAI, instead, you can use Aadhaar PVC card online. UIDAI released new PVC Aadhaar cards that are waterproof and sturdy, comparable to ATM cards. These PVC Aadhaar cards are also more convenient to transport. A charge of Rs 50 is also required to obtain the PVC Aadhaar card.
If you have Aadhaar number but don’t have registered mobile number / emailID
By providing any other mobile number to receive OTP, you can still obtain your Aadhaar. However, you will not be able to see a preview of the Aadhaar details before making the payment in this situation.
It’s also worth noting that this does not imply that your new mobile number will be added to your Aadhaar.
Here is how to get new one
Step 1: Visit to https://uidai.gov.in or https://resident.uidai.gov.in
Step 2: To order an Aadhaar card, go to the “Order Aadhaar Card” service.
Step 3: Enter your 12-digit Unique Identification Number (UID), 16-digit
Virtual Identification Number (VID), or 28-digit Enrollment ID.
Step 4: Fill in the security code.
If you do not have a registered mobile number, please check in the box, click
the checkbox.
Non-Registered / Alternate Mobile Number is required.
Step 5: Select “Send OTP” from the drop-down menu.
Step 6: Select “Terms and Conditions” from the drop-down menu. (Note: To see
more information, click on the hyper link.)
Step 7: To complete OTP verification, click the “Submit” button.
Step 8: There would be no glimpse of the Aadhaar details provided.
Step 9: Select “Make a payment” from the drop-down menu. You will be
redirected to a Payment Gateway page with credit/debit card, net banking, and
UPI payment options.
After a successful payment, a receipt with a digital signature will be generated,
which residents can download in PDF format. The Service Request Number
will also be sent to residents via SMS.
If you don’t have Aadhaar number but have your registered mobile number/ emailID
In this situation, go to https://resident.uidai.gov.in/lost-uideid or use your mAadhaar app to retrieve your Aadhaar number. This service’s OTP is provided to your registered mobile number or email address. Your Aadhaar number is delivered to the mobile number/email address you provide when you authenticate by inputting the OTP obtained.
You can either download your Aadhaar or order a Aadhaar PVC card using the Aadhaar number you got, as mentioned in the example.
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