UIDAI has simplified the process of retrieving Aadhaar

Aadhaar Update: If you've lost your Aadhaar card or don't remember your Aadhaar number, there's no need to worry. UIDAI has simplified the process of retrieving your Aadhaar number (UID) or Enrollment ID (EID). You can retrieve your Aadhaar number online or offline.

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How to Retrieve Aadhaar Online

If your mobile number is linked to Aadhaar, you can easily retrieve your Aadhaar number or EID using the Retrieve UID/EID option on the UIDAI website. You simply enter your name, registered mobile number or email address, and a captcha. An OTP will then be sent to your phone or email.

Once the OTP is entered correctly, your Aadhaar number or EID will be sent via SMS. This process is free and takes a few minutes.

How to get Aadhaar offline

If your mobile number is not linked to Aadhaar, you will need to visit the nearest Aadhaar enrollment/update center. Here, you will be asked for information such as your name, gender, district, or PIN code. Biometric verification is then performed using a fingerprint or iris scan. If the verification is correct, the operator will print your e-Aadhaar. This fee is ₹30.

UIDAI Helpline Option

You can also get your EID by calling 1947. If your information matches, you will be issued an EID. You can also call back and get your Aadhaar number through IVRS by providing the EID, date of birth, and PIN code. This service is completely free.

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Summary

If your Aadhaar letter is lost, go to the Aadhaar center and provide your Aadhaar number or 28-digit EID. This requires a fee of 30 rupees. These easy online and offline methods from UIDAI ensure you can retrieve your Aadhaar number without hassle.