The government is constantly altering the rules to guarantee residents' safety and comfort. The launch of the Aadhaar Card Scheme by the government in 2009 was one such move. The country's usage of the Aadhaar Card has risen.
In today's India, an Aadhaar card is necessary practically everywhere. The government has begun issuing blue Aadhaar Cards to youngsters in response to the increased use of the system.
It is vital to remember that the UIDAI issues the Aadhaar Card to students. Aadhaar cards are necessary for everything from purchasing jewellery to travelling.
As a result, the loss of the Aadhaar Card generates a great deal of stress and confusion in our life. It can occasionally result in severe problems.
To avoid having to go through the extra hassle, one must be exceedingly cautious when handling their Aadhaar Card.
However, there are now several simple options for everyone to reclaim their Aadhaar cards. There is no need to be concerned if your Aadhaar Card has gone lost and you do not have your enrolment ID.
How to Download Aadhaar Card Without Enrolment ID
You may download your Aadhaar Card without an enrolment ID by following these simple steps:
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Step 1: Go to uidai.gov.in to retrieve your misplaced Aadhaar Card from the official website.
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Step 2: Go to the website's "Get Aadhaar" option.
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Step 3: On the official website, go to Get Aadhaar and click on "Retrieve Lost" or "Forgotten EID/UID."
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Step 4: After selecting the option, go to the UIDAI's official website and get your Aadhaar Card without your enrolment ID.
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Step 5: The selection will take you to a new page where you must fill in your name as it appears on your Aadhaar Card. Then connect your registered cell phone number to your Aadhaar account and complete the Captcha.
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Step 6: Enter the one-time password (OTP) that was sent to your registered cell phone number.
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Step 7: As soon as you enter the OTP, you may download your Aadhaar Card.
These easy methods can assist anyone in obtaining their Aadhaar Card from the official website without difficulty.
