Across the
nation, the burning topic today is an Aadhaar card. Every day there is an
update in that front and so citizens are hurriedly enrolling and linking all
their documents to the 12-digit Aadhaar number to be on the safer side and
avoid any menace.
Aadhaar card,
which contains biometric and demographic details of person, equips an
individual with a unique number that is vital to build one’s identity.
Developed and maintained by Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI),
the card includes security features that avoids duplication of data. The card
has been made mandatory as it greatly helps the government to curb the black
money out of the system, hand over the government benefits on the right hand
and prevent duplication.
For the
convenience of the citizens and give them some additional time, the government
of India has extended the last date of linking Aadhaar to different documents
to March 31, 2018. This buffer time has
bought in a lot of relief among the citizens and reduced the looming tension.
Above all,
linking mobile number to Aadhaar is of paramount importance as the one-time
password (OTP) is received in that number that is useful for verification
purpose. In case if you have completed the linking of Aadhaar number to a bank
account, mobile number and email ID and
want to know the current status, read through the article to gain insights and
proceed further.
Verifying Your Mobile Number
For verifying
if your mobile number is linked
to Aadhaar or not,
you should follow the below mentioned steps.
Step 1: Visit the UIDAI’s official website.
Step 2: Click on “Verify Email or Mobile number” link.
Step 3: On the new page, enter your 12-digit Aadhaar number, email
ID, mobile number and the security code correctly.
Step 4: Next click on “Get one-time password” button.
Step 5: You will receive an OTP on the Aadhaar registered mobile
number.
Step 6: Enter the OTP and click on the “Verify OTP” button.
Step 7: If all the information entered is correct, a message is
displayed on the screen saying “Congratulations! Your Mobile is linked to
Aadhaar”.
At any point of
time if you realise that your mobile number is not linked with Aadhaar visit the
nearest Aadhaar enrollment centre to complete the linking process.
Verifying the Bank Account
Linking bank account to
the Aadhaar number
is pivotal and if you miss the date you can’t access your account after the
last date. So it is better to cross-check, before that happens. Only if your
mobile number is linked to the Aadhaar you can check the status of the bank
account.
The UIDAI
website displays only the last bank account that you have linked to the Aadhaar
number. In case if you have multiple bank accounts, you should visit the page
of each bank and check the status from the following page. There are two ways
to check the status of bank account and Aadhaar linking.
● By Visiting the Online Portal
Checking the status through the online mode is quite easy and
can be completed in few simple steps by siting at the comforts of home. Below
mentioned are the steps that will help you to check the status.
Step 1: Visit www.uidai.gov.in
Step 2: Click on “Check Aadhaar and Bank
Account Linking Status” under Aadhaar services column.
Step 3: On the new page, enter your Aadhaar
number and security code and click on “Submit” button.
Step 4: On doing this, an OTP is generated
on your Aadhaar registered mobile number.
Step 5: Enter the OTP and click on “Login”.
Step 6: Once you login you can verify if you bank account is
linked to Aadhaar or not. If it is linked then the message reflects,
“Congratulations! Your Bank Aadhaar Mapping has been done.”
● By Using the Mobile Number
You can also check the status of Aadhaar linking with
a bank account by using the phone number. Here are steps that will help you to
check the status.
Step 1: On your mobile keypad, dial
*99*99*1#.
Step 2: Give your 12-digit Aadhaar number to
the executive on the other side.
Step 3: Verify the digits twice.
Step 4: On
doing this, you will get a confirmation about the status of your bank account
and Aadhaar linking.
Using these
steps, check the status of your bank account and mobile number linking to
Aadhaar as soon as possible. It’s better to be late than never to keep yourself
aligned with the government’s ongoing digitisation move.
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