Adhar card is a unique government-verified identity card that is provided to all Indian citizens. It is a 12-digit random number that records the individual’s demographic and biometric data. Applying for an Aadhar card is voluntary and free of cost.
The Aadhaar program was represented in 2016 when the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) came in the existence. All Aadhar cards are issued by Unique Identification Authority of India, which gather the candidate’s information to provide Aadhar card to citizens
Open google home page and search UIDAI Or Check Aadhar Bank Linking Status.
After this, you need to click on https://uidai.gov.in which appears as a first link in the google results as shown above.
After this, you need to click on the My Aadhaar option at https://uidai.gov.in which appears in the front as shown above.
Click on Check aadhaar/bank linking status option from My Aadhaar option or visit the link https://resident.uidai.gov.in/bank-mapper
Here you have two options to check bank linking status
Enter the Security Code which is shown to you
Click Send OTP button to get the one time password (OTP) on your registered mobile number
click Enter a OTP button to enter OTP received on your registered mobile number
Click on Submit button to submit the form and now, you done with the process and you will have your aadhar bank linking status.
The eligibility criteria for an Aadhar card are:
The documents which are required to apply for an Aadhar Card is mentioned below:
To apply for an Adhar card you need to find out the any authorised Aadhaar Enrolment Centre/ Permanent Enrolment Centre or can visit UIDAI website for the updated list of existing Aadhaar Enrolment Centres.
The UIDAI has also approved over 10,000 post offices and bank’s branches to work as Permanent Enrolment Centres. Applicants can see the 3 simple steps mentioned below to complete the enrolment process.