Archive · 13 Jun 2025
Deadline Approaches for Free Aadhaar Updates in India
The government wants people to keep their Aadhaar cards up-to-date by updating their information every 10 years.
There's a deadline of June 14th to update online for free.
After that, it costs money and requires going in person.
If you don't update, you might have trouble using services that require Aadhaar.
To update online, you need your Aadhaar number and the code sent to your phone.
They made these changes to protect your information and make it easier to get services.
Indian residents must update their Aadhaar documents every 10 years.
The deadline for free online updates is June 14.
After June 14, updates will require a fee and in-person visit.
Updates can be done online via UIDAI portal with Aadhaar number and OTP.
Failure to update may result in service disruptions.
- Who
- Indian residents with Aadhaar cards.
- What
- Mandatory Aadhaar document updates every 10 years.
- When
- Deadline for free online updates is June 14.
- Where
- India
- Why
- To maintain data integrity and prevent service disruptions.
- Requirement
- Aadhaar document updates every 10 years
- Free Update Deadline
- June 14
- Update Method
- Online via UIDAI portal
- Update Fee (after deadline)
- Rs 50
- Consequence of Non-Update
- Service disruptions
Sources
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