A new Aadhaar rule was released by UIDAI. Know the new regulations since the address will now be updated without any documentation.

 A new Aadhaar rule was released by UIDAI. Know the new regulations since the address will now be updated without any documentation.

One of the most significant documents for us is our Aadhar card. You are able to modify some information in your Aadhaar thanks to UIDAI. Your address is also included in this. You no longer require address verification. Let's discuss it.

In India, Aadhaar cards are used as identification. Also, it is used in a lot of government initiatives. UIDAI provides this option if you need to change certain information in your Aadhaar in such a situation. But, with the permission of their head of household, Citizens can now alter their address in Aadhaar online thanks to the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI).

With the help of the head of the home, Aadhaar will be updated.

In a formal statement on Tuesday, UIDAI announced that Aadhaar holders now have access to this function. You won't require a certificate if it's used. For this, you'll need the patriarch of the family's blessing.

These papers will be required.

Passports, ration cards, grade reports, and marriage certificates are all useful documents for this. These can serve as proof in the form of documents, and a new procedure can be started. Please be informed that this process will use OTP-based authentication provided by the Provider.

Online Address Change Based on HOF

In the absence of a proof of relationship document, UIDAI provides the resident with a self-declaration in the format required by UIDAI based on the head's statement. Describe how the HOF-based online address update in Aadhaar will be very helpful to a resident's family members (children, spouse, parents, etc.) who lack a helper to update their Aadhaar.

Such a resource would be useful to thousands of people, as people are moving to towns and cities all over the country for various reasons. The new method of updating the address differs from the former UIDAI-recommended procedure, which required the use of a valid proof of address.