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New Rules for Aadhaar: What You Need to Know

New Rules for Aadhaar -A big change is happening with Aadhaar, and the people behind it have introduced some new ways to sign up and update your details. The forms you need have been updated, making it easier for both residents and non-residents to get started or make changes.

Understanding Aadhaar Changes: A Simple Guide

Let’s break down the changes in simple terms. Whether you want to enroll in Aadhaar or update your information, there are now different forms for residents and non-residents.

Now, let’s talk about the new forms for starting with Aadhaar:

• Form 1: This form is for anyone turning 18. It’s for both residents and non-residents who have a connection to India. You can use this form to start your Aadhaar journey or make changes.
• Form 2: If you’re living outside India, there’s a specific form for you. It’s designed for non-residents with proof of living abroad.
• Form 3: This form is for adding children to Aadhaar, whether they live in India or abroad, and are between 5 to 18 years old.
• Form 4: Similar to Form 3 but for the children of non-residents living outside India.
• Form 5: For young kids below 5 years old, whether they live in India or abroad.
• Form 6: For young non-residents below 5 years old.
• Form 7: If you’re a non-resident turning 18, this is your form. It requires details like your foreign passport, OCI Card, valid visa, Indian visa stamp, and a digital address.
• Form 8: For young non-residents below 18 years old.
• Form 9: The last form you’ll need, for stopping your Aadhaar once you turn 18.

How to Update Your Aadhaar: A Quick Guide

If you already have Aadhaar, you can update it every ten years. Here’s how:

• Visit the UIDAI website or use the mobile app.
• Drop off a letter at an enrollment center.

This is a big change from how things used to be, making it much easier for people to keep their Aadhaar details up-to-date.

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