Aadhaar card photo not good? Put your latest photo like this

Dt. 22 November 2023, Wednesday

Aadhar Card is now used almost everywhere. Government exams are used for everything from identity cards to opening bank accounts. Some people have an old photo in their Aadhaar card. Which now looks very different.

Old photos on Aadhaar card can be changed

Today we will show you how you can remove old photo and change new photo on your Aadhaar card. Let's know its process.

How much will be charged?

UIDAI has provided facility to change photo in Aadhaar card. You have to pay only 100 rupees to change the photo.

Where to go...

You have to visit the nearest Aadhaar Seva Kendra to change the photo. Online appointment for Aadhaar card is also available in many cities of the country.

Enrollment correction form has to be filled to change photo

You have to fill the Aadhar Enrollment/Correction/Update form to change the photo. This form can also be downloaded from the UIDAI website.

The form has to be submitted by filling all the necessary details

After going to the Aadhaar center and submitting the form to the executive, he will click your new photo. That's why you have to sit down and click a new photo. If you want to see this clicked photo, you can also see its preview.


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