How to Update Your Aadhaar Address Online (Step by Step)
Change your Aadhaar address from home in a few minutes — accepted documents, the online process, fees and how to track your update.
TCTechToolsCenter TeamMoved to a new place? You can update your Aadhaar address online on the official UIDAI portal without visiting a centre. Here's how. Full details are on our Aadhaar Card service page.
Documents accepted as address proof
Common proofs include a bank statement/passbook, electricity or water bill, passport, voter ID or a rent agreement. Check the accepted list on the UIDAI portal before you start.
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Step-by-step
- Visit the official UIDAI portal (uidai.gov.in) and sign in with your Aadhaar number and OTP.
- Select 'Update Address'.
- Enter your new address exactly as it appears on your proof document.
- Upload a clear scan of the address proof.
- Submit and note your Update Request Number (URN) to track the status.
Fee and processing time
An online document update carries a small official fee (₹50 as published by UIDAI), and updates are typically processed within about 30 days.
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Frequently asked questions
For most cases you need a valid proof of address. UIDAI also offers an address-validation-letter route in specific situations.
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