Update Aadhaar from Home: Be it government work or private, people everywhere in India need Aadhaar card. For this reason, they have to carry their Aadhaar card everywhere. However, soon such a facility is going to come that after that people will not need a photocopy of their Aadhaar. Yes, they will be able to share an electronic Aadhaar card instead of a photocopy of the Aadhaar card. This will be possible through a new QR code based application. Let’s know the complete details of this new type of Aadhaar card.
Update Aadhaar from Home
This new app will make many tasks easier for people. Apart from submitting your biometric details till November, you will not need to visit the Aadhaar centre to update your address and submit other details. The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has prepared a new protocol. It will take your address and other details from birth certificate, matriculation certificate, driving license, passport, PAN, PDS and MGNREGA database. This will not only make people’s work easier, but will also stop the use of fake documents to generate Aadhaar to a large extent. Apart from this, the UIDAI is trying to access the electricity bill database.
According to media reports, the Chief Executive Officer of UIDAI said that a new app is being developed by the agency and about 2,000 machines out of one lakh have now been moved to the new tool.
You will be able to give fingerprints sitting at home
Soon you will be able to do everything except giving fingerprints and irises sitting at home. This will also include updating address, phone number, changing name and correcting incorrect date of birth. The QR code-based mobile-to-mobile or app-to-app transfer facility of Aadhaar is being considered necessary to prevent misuse of Aadhaar. It is used for various purposes from checking-in at a hotel to getting an identity card in a running train. This gives users maximum control over their own data. It can be shared only with consent.
Apart from this, it can also be used by sub-registrars and registrars at the time of property registration. Fraud often happens here. UIDAI is creating awareness among state governments to use Aadhaar to verify people coming for property registration, so that fraud can be stopped.
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