If you want to print your Udyog Aadhar card, here are the steps.
Section: First, you need to visit the official website of UIDAI. Then, you have to click on the option “Aadhaar Card” and register with Aadhaar. Once done with the registration process, you need to enter your 12-digit Aadhaar number and other details such as date of birth and gender before submitting it online (in case you do not have a registered mobile number). After doing so, your application will be sent for verification by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), which takes about three working days after submission. Once verified, a unique 16-digit number will be generated for each applicant, which can be printed as per requirement by visiting nearby post offices or authorized centres around their locality or state within 30 days from the issuance date mentioned on their e-Aadhaar card received by email after successful verification at home itself without any additional charges applied apart from those mentioned above on top of actual delivery charges incurred while receiving goods ordered online from merchants having virtual stores such as Amazon India or Flipkart Etcetera…
Open the Udyog Aadhaar website https://udyogaadhaar.gov.in/UA/UAMRegist … index.aspx
To print your Udyog Aadhar card, first, you need to open the Udyog aadhaar website https://udyogaadhaar.gov.in/UA/UAMRegist … index.aspx
Then enter your Aadhaar number, enrolment number and mobile number in the given boxes, respectively.
Click on the “Get OTP” button on your screen to receive OTP on your registered mobile number, which will be sent to you within 30 seconds of entering the above details into the form field.
Enter your Aadhaar no., enrolment no., and mobile number.
Enter your Aadhaar number and mobile number.
- Your Aadhaar card will be sent to you by post. You can track the status of the delivery at https://track.uidai.gov.in/.
- Alternatively, you can download it from the UIDAI website by providing your Aadhaar number, enrolment number (if known), mobile number, etc.; however, this option is only available for those who have not yet received their physical Aadhaar card.*
Click on the “Get OTP” button.
Once you have completed the registration process, you will receive an OTP via email. You will need to enter this number to validate your account.
- Click on the “Get OTP” button and enter your Aadhaar number and enrollment number (if not filled in during registration).
- Click on the “Validate OTP” button, then enter the OTP in the space provided.
Enter the OTP in the space and click on the “Validate+ OTP” button.
After displaying the Verification page, you will get an OTP on your mobile number.
Enter the OTP in the space and click on the “Validate OTP” button. You will be redirected to a new page where you can download your Udyog Aadhar card.
Your Udyog Aadhar card will be downloaded after it has been successfully validated.
You will have to keep your Aadhaar number, enrollment number and mobile number handy to print your Udyog Aadhar card.
To print your Udyog Aadhar card, you must keep your Aadhaar number and enrollment number handy. You can also use your Aadhaar number to check your Udyog Aadhar card or vice versa.
You can use your Udyog Aadhar card as address proof while applying for new bank accounts or purchasing a SIM card. However, since it is not mandatory, these companies are not bound by law to accept this proof as valid address proof.
Conclusion
Printing your Udyog Aadhar card is easy. All you need to do is visit the nearest National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) branch, and they will help you print it out.
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