In today’s era, the Aadhaar card is not just a document, but is linked to our identity. This is the reason why, after marriage, many women want to update their name and surname in the Aadhaar card, so that they do not face any problem in the future. If you also want to change your name after marriage, then this article will prove to be very helpful for you. We will tell you the complete and easy way to change the surname on the Aadhaar card.
Process of changing surname in Aadhaar card
The process of changing the surname on the Aadhaar card is very simple, and you can do it online from home. Follow these steps carefully:
First of all, go to the official website of the Aadhaar card (UIDAI).
Go to the ‘My Aadhaar’ section on the website and select the ‘Update Demographics Data’ option.
Log in here by entering your Aadhaar number and captcha code. An OTP will come to your registered mobile number, by entering which you can proceed.
After logging in, you will see several options. To change the name, click on the ‘Name’ option.
Now fill in your new name and surname correctly.
After this, you have to upload some documents to change the name. For this, you can use a marriage certificate or your husband’s Aadhaar card. This is an important step, so upload a clear copy of the document.
Finally, you have to pay a fee of ₹ 50. After payment, you will get an SRN (Service Request Number). Write down this number in a safe place, as it will be useful to you in the future.
How to check Aadhaar update status
Once you submit your application, you can check its status using the SRN number.
Go to the ‘My Aadhaar’ section on the UIDAI website.
Click on the ‘Check Aadhaar Update Status’ option here.
Now, select the SRN option and enter your SRN number and captcha code.
After clicking on ‘Submit’, the status of your Aadhaar update will appear on the screen.
This process will help you know when your new name will be updated in your Aadhaar card. This way, you can update your Aadhaar from the comfort of your home and make your identity accurate for the future.
