Aadhaar card update free, no fee will be charged till 14 June – know what documents are required and how to update online
Samira Vishwas | September 12, 2025 10:24 PM CST
If your Aadhaar Card 10 years old Is this news for you. UIDAI free Aadhaar update by 14 June 2025 Has done – but only for online updates.
Where and how will you get free update?
- On uidai website: FreeBut just 14 June 2025 till
- On the base center: To you ₹ 50 fee Will have to give
UIDAI says that every base should update the documents of identity and address every 10 years.
You the following information Without any fee Can update:
- Name (small reform)
- Date of birth
- Address
- Mobile number
- email id
But Photo, fingerprint or biometric For update you have to go to Aadhaar Center and pay fees:
- Biometric update: ₹ 100
- Demographic update: ₹ 50
required documents
For online updates you will need these documents:
- Identity Card (eg PAN Card, Passport)
- Address certificate (electricity bill, bank statement etc.)
- Date of birth certificate (if necessary)
File format should be JPEG, PNG or PDFAnd Size less than 2mb yes.
- Open the website: https://myaadhaar.uidai.gov.in
- Click ‘Login’ and enter 12 -digit Aadhaar number
- Enter the captcha and click on ‘Send OTP’
- Enter OTP and login
- Select the ‘Document Update’ option
- Upload the required documents
- Submit and get SRN number
Note
After 14 June you have to pay for the update. so Update for free in timeThis feature only UIDAI’s website But available, not at the center.
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