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After an Aadhaar update you can track its progress online in a few steps. This guide shows how to check your Aadhaar update status with or without an enrolment number, by web, mobile, and SMS.
When applying for any banking or government services in India, you need to provide identity and address proof documents, and the Aadhaar Card is the most widely accepted document. As such, you apply for an Aadhaar card and update it as your personal details (e.g., name, address, contact number) change. Whether you’re applying for Aadhaar for the first time or wish to modify your details, you can check your Aadhaar request status online and offline. Find out how in this article.
The following steps explain the process to check your Aadhaar request status online.
With these five simple steps, you can complete the Aadhaar card update tracking process.
When you apply for your Aadhaar Card, the UIDAI officials provide you with an enrolment slip after collecting your details. Ensure you store the slip safely as it contains your Aadhaar enrolment number, which you will need to check Aadhaar request status online. Here are the steps to check Aadhaar update status with Enrolment Number:
That’s it. The whole process takes less than 2 minutes, and you can check your status in real-time.
You can check your status by calling the UIDAI Helpline using your Aadhaar-linked Registered Mobile Number or via SMS. Here are the steps:
Via the UIDAI Helpline
Via SMS
The following table explains the meanings of the different Aadhaar Statuses.
| Aadhaar Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Generated | Your Aadhaar number has been successfully created and is active. |
| Under Process | UIDAI is verifying your application; Aadhaar has not been issued yet. |
| Rejected | Your application was declined due to errors, duplicate data, or invalid information. |
| Suspended | Your Aadhaar card is temporarily disabled due to misuse concerns or discrepancies. |
| Cancelled | Your Aadhaar has been permanently invalidated, most likely due to fraud or duplication. |
| Updated | Your requested changes (address, mobile, etc.) have been approved and recorded by the UIDAI. |
| Locked | Biometric data is locked by the holder for security reasons. |
| Inactive | Aadhaar exists but is not currently usable for authentication. |
Once your Aadhaar update is successfully completed, you must review the updated changes online through the UIDAI portal. You can also download the Aadhaar (previously mAadhaar) app. Through both these platforms, you can download a virtual copy of your updated Aadhaar card. However, you must keep both the digital and physical copies safe.
You must also immediately notify your bank, telecom provider, gas service provider, and other entities about the changes/updates to your Aadhaar to ensure smooth transactions. It also helps to regularly check Aadhaar authentication services to confirm accuracy, and lock away your biometrics for added security.
You can update/link your Aadhaar with your HDFC Bank Savings Account through several different ways, as mentioned below.
Aadhaar Update to Bank via HDFC Bank's NetBanking and MobileBanking Platforms
Aadhaar Update to Bank via HDFC Bank ATMs
Aadhaar Update to Bank at an HDFC Bank Branch
You can also visit your nearest HDFC Bank branch, fill out an Aadhaar-linking application form, and submit a copy of your self-attested Aadhaar Card.
Whether you are an Indian citizen or a foreigner residing in India for a long time, applying for Aadhaar makes life easier. As the single, most-widely accepted document, Aadhaar helps you access financial and governmental services easily. With Aadhaar card update tracking apps, helplines, and online platforms, you can easily check your Aadhaar request status within seconds.
*Disclaimer: Terms and conditions apply. The information provided in this article is generic in nature and for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for specific advice in your own circumstances.
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You can check your Aadhaar update status by visiting the official UIDAI website and entering your 12-digit Aadhaar number, 14-digit Aadhaar enrolment number, or 8-digit URN to view your current Aadhaar status instantly.
In Aadhaar, URN stands for Update Request Number, while SRN is short for Service Request Number. Both URN and SRN are unique codes issued by UIDAI that help you track the progress/status of your Aadhaar update or service request.
It typically takes about 7-10 days for the UIDAI to update your Aadhaar details, although processing timelines may vary based on the UIDAI's workload.
You can link your Aadhaar to your HDFC Bank Account through your NetBanking account, HDFC Bank app, HDFC Bank ATMs, or by personally visiting your nearest HDFC Bank branch.
If your Aadhaar update is rejected, you can reapply with the correct details and documents, and ensure you verify the information accurately. You can resubmit these details on the UIDAI portal or through an Aadhaar Seva Kendra near you.
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