uidai.gov.in AADHAAR Seeding Application : Unique Identification Authority of India

Organisation : UIDAI Unique Identification Authority of India
Facility : AADHAAR Seeding Application

Website : https://uidai.gov.in/en/

How To Apply For AADHAAR Seeding?

SMS Based Seeding Service :
Send SMS to 51969 to submit Seeding Requests

Related : Apply Online Udyog Aadhaar Form : www.statusin.in/18340.html

SMS Format:
For all schemes other than LPG
UID SEED <State Short Code> <Scheme/Program Short Code> <Scheme/Program ID> <Aadhaar No>
For Example: UID SEED JH POSC 1234567 131313131313
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Link your Unique 12 digit AADHAAR number with your Personal Identification Documents* or Benefit Cards*

*Personal identification Document or Benefit Cards such as:
** Scholarships
** Pension ID
** MNREGA Job Card
** LPG Consumer ID
** Other such similar identity documents with residents of India.

4-step Process to link your AADHAAR Number
1 Enter Location Detail
Location details – State and District Name

2 Select the Benefit type & details you want to link with your AADHAAR No. Click Next.
Benefit type such as Pension, or Scholarship or LPG connection etc.

3 Enter your 12-digit AADHAAR number, & Contact Details
Contact Detail – Mobile number and email.

4 Enter the OTP (One Time Password) No, sent to your mobile, and the Security code displayed.
Click Submit.
Your Request is registered. The concerned authority will verify and confirm back to you.

You can also link your AADHAAR number by sending SMS to 51969.

FAQ On AADHAAR Seeding

1. Is it necessary to link bank account with Aadhaar?
As per gazette notification of Ministry of Finance, dated 1st June 2017, Individuals are required to provide Aadhaar number for linking all their bank accounts before 31st Dec 2017. For residents not having Aadhaar it is suggested that they get themselves Enroled to get an Aadhaar.

2. In case, Resident is an NRI/OCI card holder and having bank account in India but Resident doesn’t have Aadhaar. What will happen to his/her Bank account?
For NRIs it is suggested that they disclose their non-resident status with proof to their bank. For the status of account becoming in-operational only the relevant banks shall be able to give response.

3. Is it necessary to submit Aadhaar in Bank while transaction amount is INR 50,000 or above?
As per gazette notification of Ministry of Finance, dated 1st June 2017, Aadhaar will be sought for all transactions for an amount INR 50,000 or above.

4. Can we register/ change mobile number online?
For any online update request, including updation of mobile number, resident should already have an active number registered with UIDAI where person can receive OTP SMS and authenticate himself/herself. Otherwise you would need to visit nearest UIDAI permanent Enrolment centre.

5. How do I change my account where to receive DBT funds?
Please give your copy of Aadhaar letter with your bank account number written on it or copy of your bank passbook to the bank where you want to receive the funds. The bank may require you to fill a form as well. Updating your mobile number in bank is also advisable.

This will send out SMS alerts when you get DBT in account or you transact on your account. Please note that the bank account which has been seeded last with the Aadhaar number will be the one to receive money through DBT.

Features of AADHAAR Seeding

Aadhaar seeding is the process of linking an individual’s Aadhaar number with their personal identification documents or benefit cards. This allows government agencies to verify the identity of individuals and ensure that they are eligible for benefits.

Here are some of the features of Aadhaar seeding:
** It helps to prevent fraud and misuse of benefits. When an individual’s Aadhaar number is linked to their benefit card, it is more difficult for someone else to use their identity to claim benefits that they are not entitled to.
** It helps to improve targeting of benefits. By linking Aadhaar numbers to benefit cards, government agencies can ensure that benefits are targeted to the people who need them most.
** It helps to reduce administrative costs. By linking Aadhaar numbers to benefit cards, government agencies can reduce the need for manual verification of identities, which can save time and money.