Steps
To Retrieve Your Lost Aadhaar Number Or Enrollment Number
Have you
lost your Aadhar card number? The Aadhar slip that generates a proof of your
citizenship and existence in the country contains a special card number, which
is generated for every citizen. It is always a hassle to retrieve such official
documents if lost. However, if you somehow manage to lose your Aadhaar number,
you do not have to worry, as this article will explain the retrieving process
for this document. You can get your lost Aadhaar number through offline as well
as online means.
It is a
simple process which requires you to follow simple steps, given below. Usually
this process can take about week or two, to get ready for download, depending
on the conditions and the information given by the user.
Step
to retrieve Aadhaar Card: Online Process
Img: https://uidai.gov.in/
Step
1 – Visit the
official government website to retrieve your EID/UID by clicking
here.
Step
2 - Once you
have opened the link, you will see an information box. You have to report to receive your lost Aadhaar number (UID) or enrollment number (EID),
by selecting amongst any of these options.
Step
3 – This form
demands you to enter some basic details about yourself, to ensure that you are
not taking any sort of advantage of a person or government services. This
usually includes your full name, mobile number, email, which further leads you
towards receiving an OTP, which is sent to your phone.
Note: You are required to fill the
same email address and number that you have mentioned on your lost Aadhaar
document. In case your number doesn't match the last contact information, then
the OTP received by you won’t authorize further process.
Step
4 – Type the OTP
on the provided column, which you have received on your phone via SMS, and
click on ‘verify’, below the OTP column.
Step
5 – After the
completion of verification process, you will receive your enrollment number or
Aadhaar number, which ever document you applied for on your email or mobile via
text.
You can
use this information given to you, to further download your Aadhaar documents
by clicking here.
Note:
1. Your
registered email and mobile details on the lost form should be used while
applying for the Aadhaar or enrollment number.
2. In
case you have not registered a mobile number, or other contact details while
you enrolled for Aadhaar. You are recommended to get it registered by paying a
visit at Permanent
Enrollment Center.
3. In
case you are not sure if you had registered with a email id or mobile number,
you can simply verify it by clicking here.
4. You
can update your contact details, in case you made any changes by following the
process, which you will get directed to by clicking here.
For any
further inquiries or information about Aadhaar card rules and regulation or
verifications, you can visit the official site set by Indian government by just
clicking here.
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