Say it out loud: Pause For the rectification procedure, go to the nearest center. Bring your original Aadhar card as well as documentation of your date of birth. In this case, you can provide your birth certificate. Fill out the Update Aadhar Card form with the accurate date of birth information. Submit it along with the required documents to any one of the more than 1250 centers that process them. The process usually takes less than an hour.
The new information will be processed and a new Adhaar number issued to you. This number will appear on all government forms related to your identity, including those for getting a driving license or registering a vehicle. It will also be used when making tax payments or other financial transactions.
You cannot change your date of birth after it has been entered into the database. However, there is no penalty for entering the wrong data in first place. So if you are sure that's what happened, then no problem should arise from changing it now.
People often think that only officials at the UIDAI (the body that issues Aadhaar numbers) can change their date of birth. But this is not true. Any person can change their own date of birth by going to an Aadhaar enrollment centre and following the instructions. As long as you have an original document that confirms the changed date of birth, you can update it immediately.
You can't, and it's impossible everywhere in the globe, not just India, unless your birth year is off. The birth certificate is a public document maintained by the authorities that records the details of your birth; it cannot be amended unless the information is incorrect. In that case, they will issue a new one.
However, there is a way to avoid this long process- simply go to a hospital where you were born or lived for several years and have them write you a new birth certificate. This document will have the updated information on it and will not be affected by the law regarding age discrimination.
For example, if you were born in January 1970 then you would need to provide proof of this fact before you could be granted a passport with a younger age on it. An official document from the government office in charge of issuing passports will say that you are a person of legal age even though it may be on an old photo. This would allow you to travel without any problems despite being older than what's written on your passport.
People often think that by inserting a date of birth higher than what they actually were born on that it will make them appear younger. This is not true; dates are measured in whole numbers from 1 to 12, so adding or subtracting them from your actual birthday will not change anything.
Yes. You can update your Aadhaar by providing a valid Date of Birth (DoB) Proof that contains your name (see https://uidai.gov.in/images/commdoc/valid documents list.pdf). You can only change your Aadhaar's Date of Birth (DoB) once. If you don't provide the correct DoB proof, then your updated Aadhaar will also be rejected. You cannot change your date of birth in order to get a new ID number.
Your Aadhaar can be updated with a new date of birth if necessary. For example, if you were born before India got its independence, then you might not have a valid DOB certificate. In this case, you can update your Aadhaar by providing a valid DoB proof document.
You can check your Aadhaar details online by clicking on "My UID" under the My Account section of uidai.gov.in. There you can also find links to change your PIN code, add more users, and so on.
You can also check whether someone else has access to your account by clicking on "Is my information safe?" under the Security Options section of uidai.gov.in. Here, you will find a link to download a PDF file of Safe Documents. This file contains all the details about how to contact UIDAI if you want to cancel an identity proof document or complain about any issues with the authentication process.
If your birth date on your birth certificate is incorrect, do the following:
To fix your U.S. birth certificate, you must call or visit the correction/amendments department at the vital records office that issued the original birth certificate. This department can assist you in making a modification to your birth certificate.
Some states also allow you to correct errors on your birth certificate online. Before you begin, be sure to read all necessary information for correcting an error.
Spelling mistakes may include words that are spelled incorrectly or omitted altogether. For example, if your name is John Smith and "s" is misspelled as " jon smith ", this would be considered a spelling error on your birth certificate. Words that are inserted into your birth certificate in place of actual words, such as "deceased" or "null", are not considered spelling errors. These are called "alternate facts" and they have their own number.
Your birth certificate is proof of birth identity theft protection. If someone uses your birth certificate to obtain identification documents or services, you will be notified by letter from the Department of Homeland Security.
Documents Required [edit]
In general, no record in the civil register may be amended or modified without a judicial order. As a result, the typical procedure for correcting inaccuracies on a birth certificate is to submit a petition in court. The court will determine whether there was an error made on the birth certificate and if so what action should be taken to resolve it.
It is important to understand that an error does not mean that one's birth was illegal. Errors can occur for many reasons including misfiled papers, clerical mistakes, and deceased individuals being listed as having same birth date as another living person with the same name.
An error in birth listing your child as the first born when another child was actually born first can be corrected by filing a Petition to Change Birth Order. This must be done within two years of the later birth to be effective. The petitioner needs to provide evidence that the requested change has been approved by a judge or justice of the peace. The petitioner must also pay a fee for the change to be processed.
If your birth certificate lists someone else as the first born but you were actually second, you can file a Petition to Change Name or Type of Beneficiary.
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