Apna CSC : Print your Aadhaar Card at Rs.10

Organization : Apna CSC
Service Name : Print your Aadhaar Card at Rs. 10
Applicable States/UT: All India
Website : http://apna.csc.gov.in/index.php/g2c-services/3-newsflash/292-printaadhaar.html

How To Print Aadhaar Card At APNA CSC?

Aadhaar Logo Residents, who have enrolled themselves for UID, can print their Aadhaar Cards through the CSCs.

Related / Similar Service :
APNA CSC Pay Your Income Tax

Print of Aadhaar cards through the CSCs is made available in 3 formats, depending on the infrastructure available at the CSC

Formats:
1. A4 80 GSM paper, Black & White print
2. Present Aadhaar Letter format in color
3. Polyvinyl chloride card or equivalent

How To Avail Service?:
Click login to avail Service.

E-AADHAAR Downloading User Manual For CSC VLE’s

1. How to validate signature. :
This link opens a popup for guideline to validate signature of downloaded e-AADHAAR PDF file.
2. 14 digits enrolment number printed on enrolment slip.
3. Enrolment date & time mentioned on enrolment slip. Date & time should be filled in “dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss” format.
4. Resident’s full name mentioned on enrolment slip.
5. Pin code of resident.
6. Text verification shown in image above the text box.
7. After filling this form Pay button validates the information filled and redirects user to payment gateway for payment.
8. This E ADHAAR card cannot be saved on the VLE machine.
9. One ADHAAR Card can be printed only 10 times.
10. Please go through HOW TO VALIDATE SIGNATURE carefully, if this issue comes while printing.

After successful payment the download page appears:
1. Click on Download Your e-Aadhaar button and save/print the downloaded pdf file.
Note: Pin code of resident is the password of downloaded e-Aadhaar.
2. Click on Print Slip button and save/print the downloaded pdf file.
3. Clicking Reset button refresh the page for next e-Aadhaar printing.

Features of Aadhaar Card

Aadhaar is a 12-digit unique identification number issued by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) to all Indian residents based on their biometric and demographic information. It is a voluntary program, but it is increasingly being used as a proof of identity and address for a variety of purposes, such as opening a bank account, getting a mobile phone connection, or applying for a government job.

Here are some of the key features of Aadhaar:
** Uniqueness: Aadhaar is a unique number, and no two people can have the same number. This is because it is linked to the individual’s biometric and demographic information, which is unique to each person.
** Portability: Aadhaar is a portable number, and it can be used anywhere in India. This is because the UIDAI maintains a central database of all Aadhaar numbers, which can be accessed by any authorized entity.
** Security: Aadhaar is a secure number, and it is protected by a number of security features, such as biometric authentication and encryption.
** Convenience: Aadhaar is a convenient number, and it can be used to access a variety of government and private services. This is because it is a single number that can be used to prove identity and address.