check your Aadhar card status, Aadhaar Status, uid card staus, Enquiry


check your Aadhar card status, Aadhaar Status, uid card staus,aadhar card by name, Enquiry

aadhar card status ,aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status

check your Aadhar card status, Aadhaar Status, uid card staus, Enquiry

About aadhar card

Aadhaar is a 12 digit individual identification number issued by the Unique Identification Authority of India on behalf of the Government of India Aadhar card status.

This number will serve as a proof of identity and address, anywhere in India.

Any individual, irrespective of age and gender, who is a resident in India and satisfies the verification process laid down by the UIDAI can enrol for Aadhaar.

Each individual needs to enroll only once which is free of cost.

Each Aadhaar number will be unique to an individual and will remain valid for life. Aadhaar number will help you provide access to services like banking, mobile phone connections and other Govt and Non-Govt services in due course.
Some other information about Aadhaar:
Aadhaar will be:

Easily verifiable in an online, cost-effective way
Unique and robust enough to eliminate the large number of duplicate and fake identities in government and private databases
A random number generated, devoid of any classification based on caste, creed, religion and geography

 Aadhar card status by name

NOT AVAILABLE
How to get an Aadhaar?

    • Aadhaar enrolment is free.
    • You can go to any authorized Aadhaar enrollment center anywhere in India with your identity and address proof.
    • UIDAI process accepts 18 PoI (Proof of Identity) and 33 PoA (Proof of Address) documents. Please click here for a nationally valid list of documents. Common proofs of identity and address are election photo ID card, Ration card, passport and driving license.
    • Photo ID cards like PAN card and Govt ID cards are permissible for identity proof. Address proof documents also include water – electricity – telephone bills from the last three months.
    • In case you do not have above common proofs, Certificate of Identify having photo issued by Gazetted Officer/Tehsildar on letterhead is also accepted as PoI. Certificate of Address having photo issued by MP or MLA /Gazetted Officer/Tehsildar on letterhead or by Village Panchayat head or its equivalent authority (for rural areas) is accepted as valid PoA.
    • Even if someone in a family does not have individual valid documents, the resident can still enrol if his/her name exists in family entitlement document. In this case the Head of Family in entitlement document needs to be enrolled first with valid PoI & PoA document. The head of the household can then introduce other members in the family while they are enrolling. UIDAI accepts 8 document types as Proof of Relationship. Please click here for a nationally valid list of documents.
    • Where there are no documents available, resident may also take the help of Introducers available at the enrolment centre. The Introducers are notified by the Registrar. For further details please contact office of the concerned Registrar.
    • At the enrollment center, please fill your personal details within the form. Your photo, finger-prints and iris scan will also be taken as a part of the enrollment. You can review the details you have provided and make corrections during enrolment itself. You will get an acknowledgment slip with an temporary enrolment number and other details captured during enrolment
    • You need to enrol only once. Enrolling again is a waste of your time as you will get only one Aadhaar number.
    • Based on your information provided, your details will be verified centrally. If your application is successful, an Aadhaar number will be generated and mailed to your address.
    • The waiting time for Aadhaar may vary from 60-90 days after receipt of resident data packets in CIDR. However, it could take even longer in case enrolment is done through NPR exercise.
      After enrolment, quality checks are done by the enrolment centre supervisors, followed by correction process (where required) and data packet consolidation. Subsequently, the Enrolment Agency sends the data to UIDAI data centre. The data undergoes various stages of screening and validations in CIDR. This ensures that the source of data is authenticated besides ensuring that no duplicate exists. Sample Quality checks are done on demographic and biometric data collected from residents. Apart from that the Operator/Supervisor/Introducer/Enrolment Agency and Registrar information in each packet is also validated. Only after passing the data quality checks and other validations, the packet goes for de-duplication and Aadhaar gets generated.
      In case of any errors, the packet goes on hold. For example if the particulars of the Operator who enrolled the resident are found to be inconsistent with database or there is a mismatch observed in photo and age/gender (ex. a child’s photo with age mentioned as 50 yrs), then the packet is held for further enquiry. Corrective actions are taken on such packets, wherever possible, else a rejection letter guiding resident to re-enroll is dispatched to the resident. India Post is entrusted with the responsibility of printing and delivery of Aadhaar letters. Depending on backlog for generation, location of delivery etc. India Post may ordinarily take 3-5 weeks to print and deliver Aadhaar letters to the residents.
      In the case of Aadhaar enrolments through NPR exercise, the method of verification is the RGI approved LRUR(Local Register of Usual Residents) verification process. The Aadhaar number will be issued only after completion of the LRUR process which could take much longer than the time prescribed above. Residents can verify the name of their Registrar at the enrolment centres or on the acknowledgement provided to them at the time of enrolment. In case it is Registrar General of India(RGI), please contact office of RGI for further details.

    • aadhar card status in bangalore mumbai,karnataka, maharashtra ap guarat all over india can check here

    • Aadhar card status check here
Aadhar Proces
Stage Description
1 Adhaar enrolment done
2 Enrolment packet uploaded to UIDAI by Enrolling Agency
3 Enrolment Processing Started by UIDAI
4 Enrolment Processing completed by UIDAI
5 Electronic Aadhaar letter generated by UIDAI
6 Electronic Aadhaar letter sent by UIDAI to India Post
7 Electronic Aadhaar letter received by India Post
8 Print Aadhaar letter dispatched from India post to resident
9 Printed Aadhaar delivered to resident by India post

Aadhaar card  help Line call This number

►Voice – 1800-180-1947
►Fax – 080-2353 1947
►Letters – PO Box 1947, GPO Bangalore – 560001
►Email - help@uidai.gov.in
Don’t Forget to enter the Email Below

Concept

Aadhaar: The UID brand name and logo

The brand name of the Unique Identification number (UID) will be Aadhaar. The name and logo for the unique numbers to be issued by the UIDAI have been developed keeping in mind the transformational potential of the program. Together, they communicate the essence and spirit of the UIDAI’s mandate to people across the country.The UIDAI’s mandate is to issue every resident a unique identification number linked to the resident’s demographic and biometric information, which they can use to identify themselves anywhere in India, and to access a host of benefits and services. The number (referred to until now as the ‘UID’) has been named Aadhaar, which translates into ‘foundation’, or ‘support’. This word is present across most Indian languages and can therefore be used in branding and communication of the UIDAI program across the country.As Mr. Nandan Nilekani, Chairman of the UIDAI notes, “The name Aadhaar communicates the fundamental role of the number issued by the UIDAI the number as a universal identity infrastructure, a foundation over which public and private agencies can build services and applications that benefit residents across India.”
Aadhaar’s guarantee of uniqueness and centralised, online identity verification would be the basis for building these multiple services and applications, and facilitating greater connectivity to markets
Aadhaar would also give any resident the ability to access these services and resources, anytime, anywhere in the country
Aadhaar can for example, provide the identity infrastructure for ensuring financial inclusion across the country – banks can link the unique number to a bank account for every resident, and use the online identity authentication to allow residents to access the account from anywhere in the country
Aadhaar would also be a foundation for the effective enforcement of individual rights. A clear registration and recognition of the individual’s identity with the state is necessary to implement their rights –to employment, education, food, etc. The number, by ensuring such registration and recognition of individuals, would help the state deliver these rights.
The Logo

The design, which has been selected as the logo for Aadhaar, is a sun in red and yellow, with a fingerprint traced across its centre. The logo effectively communicates the vision for Aadhaar. It represents a new dawn of equal opportunity for each individual, a dawn which emerges from the unique identity the number guarantees for each individual.

Competition

In February 2010, the UIDAI launched a nation-wide logo competition for Aadhaar. In the following weeks, over 2000 entries were received from across the country.

The criteria for deciding the winning entry were:

The logo should bring out the essence of the UIDAI’s purpose and goals
The logo should communicate that Aadhaar is a transformational opportunity for individuals across the country, and that it is one that will equalize access to services and resources for the poor
The logo should be one that can be easily understood and communicated across the country
The vast majority of logo designs received for the competition, were innovative and of extremely high quality. The submitted designs were evaluated by the Awareness and Communication Strategy Advisory Council (ACSAC), an advisory group for the UIDAI consisting of renowned communication experts.The Council short listed the finalists based on the stated criteria. “We faced a very difficult decision in selecting the finalists and the eventual winner,” Mr. Kiran Khalap, a member of the Council says, “Thankfully, we had agreed to a set of criteria for selection that minimized subjectivity and bias.”The finalists were:
Michael Foley
Saffron Brand Consultants
Sudhir John Horo
Jayanth Jain and Mahendra Kumar
Atul S. Pande
The winning design, shown below, was submitted by Mr. Atul S. Pande of Pune:check your Aadhar card status, Aadhaar Status, uid card staus, Enquiry .
The Aadhaar logo was unveiled at the UIDAI Ecosystem event held at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi on 26th April 2010.
Atul S. Pande, the winner of the logo competition, received Rs.1,00,000 in prize money. The other four finalists received Rs.10,000 each.”It’s a great privilege for me to have had this opportunity to contribute to the UIDAI project. I believe this contest reinforces the UIDAI’s promise of equal opportunity for all, because it gave so many of us a chance to design for, and be part of, a truly transformational project”, said Mr. Pande.

Contact Centre Details

The UIDAI has set up a Contact Centre.
The users of this system are expected to be residents, registrars and enrolment agencies.
Any resident seeking enrolment is given a printed acknowledgement form with an Enrolment Number, that enables the resident to make queries about her/his enrolment status through any communication channel of the contact centre.
UIDAI Vision on Micropayments
In the last twenty years, India has undergone a transformation of its economic and regulatory structures. Policy reforms in this period have led to the increasing maturity of our markets, as well as healthy regulation. The emphasis on de-licensing, entrepreneurship, the use of technology and decentralisation of governance to the state and local level have in particular, shifted India from a restrictive, limited access society to a more empowered, open access economy, where people are able to access resources and services more easily and effectively.
But despite these efforts, access to finance has remained scarce in rural India, and for the poorest residents in the country. Today, the proportion of rural residents who lack access to bank accounts remains at 40%, and this rises to over three-fifths of the population in the east and north-east parts of India.This exclusion is debilitating. Economic opportunity is after all, intertwined with financial access. Such financial access is especially valuable for the poor—it offers a cushion to a group whose incomes are often volatile and small. It gives them opportunities to build savings, insure themselves against income shocks and make investments. Such savings and insurance protect the poor against potentially ruinous events—illness, loss of employment, droughts, and crop failures. However due to the lack of access to financial services, many of the Indian poor face difficulties in accumulating savings.To mitigate the lack of financial access in India, the regulator has focused on improving the reach of financial services in new and innovative ways — through no-frills accounts, the liberalization of banking and ATM policies, and branchless banking with business correspondents (BC’s), which enables local intermediaries such as self-help groups and kirana stores to provide banking services. Related efforts have also included the promotion of core-banking solutions in Regional Rural Banks; and the incorporation of the National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI) to provide a national infrastructure for payments and settlements in the country.Advancements in technology such as core banking, ATMs, and mobile connectivity have also had enormous impact on banking. Mobile phones in particular present an enormous opportunity in spreading financial services across India. These technologies have reduced the need for banks to be physically close to their customers, and banks have been consequently able to experiment with providing services through internet as well as mobile banking. These options, in addition to ATMs, have made banking accessible and affordable for many urban non-poor residents across the country.Besides challenges of access and identity, a third limitation has been the cost of providing banking services to the poor who transact in smaller amounts, commonly referred to as micropayments. Banks consider such payments unattractive since transaction costs may be too high to bear.The Unique Identification number (Aadhaar), which identifies individuals uniquely on the basis of their demographic information and biometrics will give individuals the means to clearly establish their identity to public and private agencies across the country. It will also create an opportunity to address the existing limitations in financial inclusion. The Aadhaar can help poor residents easily establish their identity to banks. As a result, banks will be able to scale up their branch-less banking deployments and reach out to a wider population at lower cost.An efficient, cost effective payment solution is a dire necessity for promoting financial inclusion. The Aadhaar and the accompanying authentication mechanism coupled with rudimentary technology application can provide the desired micropayment solution. This can bring low-cost access to financial services to everyone, a short distance from their homes.The key features of Aadhaar-enabled micropayments outlined are as follows:

UIDAI Know Your Residence (KYR) sufficient for Know Your Customer (KYC): Banks in India are required to follow customer identification procedures while opening new accounts, to reduce the risk of fraud and money laundering. The strong authentication that the UIDAI will offer, combined with its KYR standards, can remove the need for such individual KYC by banks for basic, no-frills accounts. It will thus vastly reduce the documentation the poor are required to produce for a bank account, and significantly bring down KYC costs for banks.
Ubiquitous BC network and BC choice: The UIDAI’s clear authentication and verification processes will allow banks to network with village-based BC’s such as self-help groups and kirana stores. Customers will be able to withdraw money and make deposits at the local BC. Multiple BC’s at the local level will also give customers a choice of BC’s. This will make customers, particularly in villages, less vulnerable to local power structures, and lower the risk of being exploited by BC’s.
A high-volume, low-cost revenue approach: The UIDAI will mitigate the high customer acquisition costs, high transaction costs and fixed IT costs that we now face in bringing bank accounts to the poor.
Electronic transactions: The UIDAI’s authentication processes will allow banks to verify poor residents both in person and remotely. Rural residents will be able to transact electronically with each other as well as with individuals and firms outside the village. This will reduce their dependence on cash, and lower costs for transactions. Once a general purpose Aadhaar-enabled micropayments system is in place, a variety of other financial instruments such as micro-credit, micro-insurance, micro-pensions, and micro-mutual funds can be implemented on top of this payments system.
The Aadhaar-enabled micropayments solution is just one of the many developmental applications of the Aadhaar.
List of Financial lnstitutions (FIs) as Registrars
Aadhaar and Banking
Exclusion to Inclusion with Micropayments.
Aadhaar Enabled Service Delivery


How to get an Aadhaar?

    • Aadhaar enrolment is free.
    • You can go to any authorized Aadhaar enrollment center anywhere in India with your identity and address proof.
    • UIDAI process accepts 18 PoI (Proof of Identity) and 33 PoA (Proof of Address) documents. Please click here for a nationally valid list of documents. Common proofs of identity and address are election photo ID card, Ration card, passport and driving license.
    • Photo ID cards like PAN card and Govt ID cards are permissible for identity proof. Address proof documents also include water – electricity – telephone bills from the last three months.
    • In case you do not have above common proofs, Certificate of Identify having photo issued by Gazetted Officer/Tehsildar on letterhead is also accepted as PoI. Certificate of Address having photo issued by MP or MLA /Gazetted Officer/Tehsildar on letterhead or by Village Panchayat head or its equivalent authority (for rural areas) is accepted as valid PoA.
    • Even if someone in a family does not have individual valid documents, the resident can still enrol if his/her name exists in family entitlement document. In this case the Head of Family in entitlement document needs to be enrolled first with valid PoI & PoA document. The head of the household can then introduce other members in the family while they are enrolling. UIDAI accepts 8 document types as Proof of Relationship. Please click here for a nationally valid list of documents.
    • Where there are no documents available, resident may also take the help of Introducers available at the enrolment centre. The Introducers are notified by the Registrar. For further details please contact office of the concerned Registrar.
    • At the enrollment center, please fill your personal details within the form. Your photo, finger-prints and iris scan will also be taken as a part of the enrollment. You can review the details you have provided and make corrections during enrolment itself. You will get an acknowledgment slip with an temporary enrolment number and other details captured during enrolment
    • You need to enrol only once. Enrolling again is a waste of your time as you will get only one Aadhaar number.
    • Based on your information provided, your details will be verified centrally. If your application is successful, an Aadhaar number will be generated and mailed to your address.
    • The waiting time for Aadhaar may vary from 60-90 days after receipt of resident data packets in CIDR. However, it could take even longer in case enrolment is done through NPR exercise.
      After enrolment, quality checks are done by the enrolment centre supervisors, followed by correction process (where required) and data packet consolidation. Subsequently, the Enrolment Agency sends the data to UIDAI data centre. The data undergoes various stages of screening and validations in CIDR. This ensures that the source of data is authenticated besides ensuring that no duplicate exists. Sample Quality checks are done on demographic and biometric data collected from residents. Apart from that the Operator/Supervisor/Introducer/Enrolment Agency and Registrar information in each packet is also validated. Only after passing the data quality checks and other validations, the packet goes for de-duplication and Aadhaar gets generated.
      In case of any errors, the packet goes on hold. For example if the particulars of the Operator who enrolled the resident are found to be inconsistent with database or there is a mismatch observed in photo and age/gender (ex. a child’s photo with age mentioned as 50 yrs), then the packet is held for further enquiry. Corrective actions are taken on such packets, wherever possible, else a rejection letter guiding resident to re-enroll is dispatched to the resident. India Post is entrusted with the responsibility of printing and delivery of Aadhaar letters. Depending on backlog for generation, location of delivery etc. India Post may ordinarily take 3-5 weeks to print and deliver Aadhaar letters to the residents.
      In the case of Aadhaar enrolments through NPR exercise, the method of verification is the RGI approved LRUR(Local Register of Usual Residents) verification process. The Aadhaar number will be issued only after completion of the LRUR process which could take much longer than the time prescribed above. Residents can verify the name of their Registrar at the enrolment centres or on the acknowledgement provided to them at the time of enrolment. In case it is Registrar General of India(RGI), please contact office of RGI for further details.

 



Download E-Aadhaar Card

aadhaar card download with aadhaar number How to Download Aadhaar Card online as a E-Aadhaar Card ?all the registered candidates will follow the below E-Aadhaar Card procedure in simple and detailed 3 steps for download online the E-Aadhaar Card aadhar card download online.

1. The Aadhaar registered Candidates Log in to E-Aadhaar official web site ofhttp://eaadhaar.uidai.gov.in to download chec the lins below

check your Aadhar card status, Aadhaar Status, uid card staus,aadhar card status by name, Enquiry in mumbai,karnataka, maharashtra ap online  aadhar card status

aadhar card status ,aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status ,aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status aadhar card status

About the Author


i am 23 years old MBA
student with osmania university and learning online with my website and
other forums you may add me to your circles to get information about
jobs and other notifications shared by me.
you also register to indian education forum
all information about jobs and education at one place updated daily

Get Jobs through email click here







Related posts:

  1. aadhar card download online how to Download Aadhaar Card
  2. PNR Status : Check PNR Status | Indian Railway Passenger reservation Enquiry | pnr enquiry
  3. pan card status by date of birth name uti tsl nsdl enquiry india
  4. check passport status,indian passport status,get passport status enquiry passport status details
  5. irtctc pnr status enquiry booking train timings by moblie irctc pnr status sms

4 Responses to check your Aadhar card status, Aadhaar Status, uid card staus, Enquiry

  1. shiv prasad
    February 5, 2013 at 8:09 am

    I have applied addhar card on dated 21.08.2012 in the camp at Dr. Ambedkar Nagar (Madangir)New delhi during the period w .e.f 21.8.2012 to 23.12.2012, it has passed long time but I and my family card are not received sofar. The details of the aadhar card are follow:

    1. Nitin Kumar No. 1190/31242/05121 dated 21/08/2012 Time 11:08:02

    2.Sheela Enrollment No. 1190/31242/05119 dated 21/08/2012 Time 11:02:09

    3. Shiv Prasad 1190/31242/05118 dated 19/08/2012 Time 17:58:57

    Sushma 1190/31242/05120 Dated 21/08/2012 Time 11:04:57

    Deepak Kumar 1190/31242/05122 Dated 21/08/2012 Time 11:11:41

    You are requested to look in to the matter provide the above aadhar card to the undersigned .

    shiv prasad

    Reply

  2. Pingback: Union Bank of India requires 598 Specialist Officer. Last Date of online Application : 31.07.2012 union bank of india requires specialist officer recruitment 2012 -

  3. Pingback: latest govt jobs as per 21Jul - 27 Jul 2012 -

  4. Pingback: Appsc group 2 hall ticket Download Alternate Server 2012 -

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You may use these HTML tags and attributes: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

CommentLuv badge