Uidai: UIDAI announces ‘verify email/mobile number’ service: Steps to follow, things you can do and cannot, more – Times of India
Solving one of the most common problems faced by users related to Aadhar, Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has launched a new service that allows citizens to check which mobile number and email address is linked with their Aadhaar cards.
Launching the service, UIDAI said that it has come to notice that several users are not aware or sure about which of their mobile number or email ID is linked with the Aadhar. The new feature aims to solve the same problem.
If you are not sure about the mobile number and email address linked to your Aadhaar, here are the steps you need to follow. In addition to this, we will also tell you all the things that you can do and can’t do with this ‘mobile/email address verify’ service.
Things you can do with this feature
The ‘mobile/email address verify service’ is strictly aimed at letting users check which of their phone numbers is linked with their Aadhaar. The feature allows users to check both mobile number and email address linked to their Aadhaar. It also shows residents the last three digits of their linked phone number with Aadhaar to help them recognise it.
Things you can’t do with this feature
While Aadhaar holders can check the linked mobile number and email address, the feature does not allow users to change them. To do this, they can to visit the nearest Aadhaar centre with the due documentation as proof.
Steps to check linked mobile number and email address with Aadhaar
Launching the service, UIDAI said that it has come to notice that several users are not aware or sure about which of their mobile number or email ID is linked with the Aadhar. The new feature aims to solve the same problem.
If you are not sure about the mobile number and email address linked to your Aadhaar, here are the steps you need to follow. In addition to this, we will also tell you all the things that you can do and can’t do with this ‘mobile/email address verify’ service.
Things you can do with this feature
The ‘mobile/email address verify service’ is strictly aimed at letting users check which of their phone numbers is linked with their Aadhaar. The feature allows users to check both mobile number and email address linked to their Aadhaar. It also shows residents the last three digits of their linked phone number with Aadhaar to help them recognise it.
Things you can’t do with this feature
While Aadhaar holders can check the linked mobile number and email address, the feature does not allow users to change them. To do this, they can to visit the nearest Aadhaar centre with the due documentation as proof.
Steps to check linked mobile number and email address with Aadhaar
- Open “https://myaadhaar.uidai.gov.in/” or click here (https://myaadhaar.uidai.gov.in/)
- Click on ‘My Aadhaar’ option and choose ‘Verify Email/Mobile number’ option
- Now, make the following selections
- To verify mobile number: Select ‘Verify Mobile number’
- To verify email address: ‘Select Verify Email address’
- Then, enter the following details — Aadhaar number, Mobile number/Email address and captcha
- Click Send OTP and enter the OTP received
In case the phone number or email address entered is not linked to the Aadhaar number provided, it will tell users necessary actions they are required to take. If it is verified/linked, residents will see a message, “‘the mobile number you have entered is already verified with our records’, displayed on their screen.
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