Aadhaar Card Status – Check Enrolment and Update Status

Aadhaar Card Status: The Aadhaar card, issued by UIDAI, is a 12-digit unique identification number that plays a vital role in availing government and non-government services. To ensure uninterrupted access to these benefits, it is important to regularly check the status of your Aadhaar application or updates.

This guide explains the importance, process, and methods of tracking Aadhaar status effectively.

Aadhaar Enrolment Status: When you enrol at an Aadhaar Seva Kendra (ASK) or a Permanent Enrolment Centre (PEC), you receive a 28-digit Enrolment ID (EID) on your acknowledgement slip. By tracking this status, you can confirm if your Aadhaar number has been generated. Generally, the process takes 10–90 days.

Aadhaar Update Status: If you make changes to your Aadhaar details, such as name, address, mobile number, or biometrics, either online or at a centre, you are provided with an Update Request Number (URN) or EID. By checking the update status, you can verify if the requested modifications have been completed. The update process usually takes 10–30 days.

Both Enrolment and update Aadhaar Card status checks are free of cost, and UIDAI offers multiple secure platforms, such as its official website, mobile applications, and SMS services, to make the tracking process simple and reliable.

Prerequisites for Aadhaar Card Status

To track the status of your Aadhaar Enrolment or update, you may need one or more of the following details:

  • Enrolment ID (EID): A 28-digit number (14-digit enrolment number + 14-digit timestamp) provided on your enrolment or update acknowledgement slip.
  • Update Request Number (URN): A 14-digit number issued when you request changes to your Aadhaar details.
  • Aadhaar Number: A 12-digit unique ID, which can also be used for checking updates if EID or URN is unavailable.
  • Registered Mobile Number: The mobile number linked with your Aadhaar, required for OTP verification in some methods.
  • Acknowledgement Slip: Contains EID or URN details for easy reference.

If you’ve misplaced your EID/URN or do not have a registered mobile number, UIDAI also offers alternative methods to track the status (refer to the Troubleshooting section).

Methods to Check Aadhaar Card Status Update and Enrolment 

Once you enrol or update your Aadhaar, you can track the status of your Aadhaar number through the following methods:

1. UIDAI Website (myAadhaar Portal)

The myAadhaar portal is the main platform to track your Aadhaar enrolment or update status.

Steps to Check Aadhaar Card Status:

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  • Enter your 28-digit EID / SRN / URN / SID from the acknowledgement slip.
  • Enter the captcha code displayed on the screen.
  • Click “Submit” to view the progress, such as “Under Processing” or “Aadhaar Generated”.
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Processing Time:

  • Aadhaar generation usually takes 10–90 days.
  • If you provided a mobile number or email ID during enrolment, you will receive updates once your Aadhaar is generated.

2. mAadhaar App

The mAadhaar app, available on both Google Play Store and App Store, provides a convenient mobile-friendly option to track your Aadhaar status.

Steps to Check Aadhaar Card Status:

  • Download and install the mAadhaar app.
  • Open the app and choose your preferred language.
  • Go to the “Enrolment & Update Status” section from the main menu.
  • Enter your 28-digit EID along with the captcha code.
  • Tap “Check Status” to view the current progress.
  • If Aadhaar Has Been Generated:
  • Log in using OTP or TOTP (Time-Based OTP, if enabled).
  • You can then Download the e-Aadhaar PDF or directly view your Aadhaar details within the app.

3. UMANG App

The UMANG app connects Aadhaar services with various government platforms, making it easy to track your status in one place.

  • Download the UMANG app from Google Play Store, App Store, or visit web.umang.gov.in
  • Register or log in using your mobile number/email ID and OTP.
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  • From the menu, select “Aadhaar” under All Services.
  • Tap “Check Enrolment & Update Status.”
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  • Enter your 28-digit EID and the captcha code.
  • Click “Submit” to view the current status.

If Aadhaar Has Been Generated:Complete OTP verification and follow the prompts to download your e-Aadhaar instantly.

4. Via Toll-Free Number

You can also track your Aadhaar enrolment status through UIDAI’s toll-free helpline.

  • Dial 1947 from your registered mobile number.
  • Follow the Interactive Voice Response (IVR) instructions.
  • Press 1 to choose the Enrolment & Update Status option.
  • Enter your Enrolment ID (EID) when prompted.
  • The system will then provide your current enrolment status.
Note: Always retain the slip containing EID/URN/SRN for reference.

Lost EID or URN

If you have misplaced your acknowledgement slip, you can easily retrieve your details online.

Steps to Retrieve EID/Aadhaar Number:

Retrieve Aadhaar EID

Once verified, you will receive your EID or Aadhaar number on your registered mobile or email. You can then use this retrieved EID to check the Aadhaar card status or download your e-Aadhaar.

FAQs on Aadhaar Card Status

Q1. How can I check my Aadhaar card status online?

You can check your Aadhaar card status through the myAadhaar portal (myaadhaar.uidai.gov.in) by entering your Enrolment ID (EID), Service Request Number (SRN), or Update Request Number (URN).

Q2. What details are required to track Aadhaar status?

You will need your Enrolment ID (EID) or Update Request Number (URN). If these are lost, you can retrieve them using your registered mobile number or email on the UIDAI website.

Q3. Can I check Aadhaar status without a registered mobile number?

Yes. You can track Aadhaar status online using your EID/URN. However, for OTP-based services like downloading e-Aadhaar, a registered mobile number is mandatory.

Q5. Is there any fee for checking Aadhaar card status?

No. Checking Aadhaar enrolment or update status is completely free of cost on all official UIDAI platforms (portal, mAadhaar app, UMANG app, toll-free helpline).