Starting from the first day of November, Aadhaar users will be able to update key details such as their name, address, date of birth, and mobile number entirely without visiting the enrollment centre. The UIDAI’s new system will automatically verify user information by linking it with government databases like PAN, passport, driving license, ration card, and birth certificates.
The new change streamlines the process of updating your Aadhaar card, making updates faster and more secure for millions of users across the nation.
The fee for updation at enrolment centres will also change. Aadhaar-PAN linking is now mandatory, and all existing PAN holders must link their Aadhaar by December 31, 2025; otherwise, their PAN will become inactive from January 1, 2026.
For new PAN applicants, Aadhaar authentication is now compulsory. In addition, KYC norms have been simplified – banks and financial institutions can now complete customer verification through Aadhaar OTP, Video KYC, or in-person verification, making the process faster, paperless, and more secure for everyone.
New Fee System for Aadhar changes
- Demographic Updates
For updating name, address, date of birth, mobile number, or email, the new fee at enrolment centres will be Rs 75. - Biometric Updates
For updating fingerprint, iris, and photo, the new fee at enrolment centres will be Rs 125. - Mandatory Biometric Updates for Children
Free for children aged 5–7 years and 15–17 years, as these are one-time updates. - Document Updates
Enrolment centres will charge Rs 75, but updates will be free online until June 14. - Aadhaar Print
Will require a fee of Rs 40. - Home Enrolment Service
Rs 700 for the first person and Rs 350 for each additional person at the same address.
Bank Changes (Effective November 1)
From November 1, bank users will be able to add up to four nominees for their accounts. Account holders can designate up to four members either simultaneously or successively.
Up to four nominees can be assigned with specific shares or percentages, totaling 100%. For deposits, articles in safe custody, or lockers, individuals will be able to specify up to four nominees, ensuring seamless settlement and succession clarity.
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