Aadhaar Tips: How to Check if Your Aadhaar Number Is Active

Kokila Chokkanathan
Your Aadhaar card is one of the most important documents in India. From banking and mobile connections to government benefits, your Aadhaar number is essential. But what if your Aadhaar is blocked or inactive? Here’s how to check and fix it.

1. Why Aadhaar Can Get Blocked ❌

· Incorrect biometric authentication attempts

· Mismatch of details in government databases

· Suspicious activity or misuse reported

· Non-updated or inactive linked mobile number

2. How to Check If Your Aadhaar Is Active 🔍

1. Visit the official uidai website: https://uidai.gov.in

2. Navigate to “Verify Aadhaar Number” under Aadhaar Services.

3. Enter your 12-digit Aadhaar number and security code.

4. Click “Verify” – it will show if your Aadhaar is active and valid.

3. Check Linked mobile Number 💡

· Aadhaar requires a registered mobile number for OTP-based verification.

· Visit “Update mobile Number” on uidai portal if your number is not linked or inactive.

· OTPs and notifications related to Aadhaar won’t work without an active number.

4. What to Do If Aadhaar Is Blocked 🛠️

· Contact UIDAI helpline: 1947

· Visit the nearest Aadhaar Enrollment Center to update details or unblock your Aadhaar.

· Keep required documents handy (ID proof, address proof, and your Aadhaar).

5. Tips to Keep Aadhaar Active ✅

· Always update mobile number and address promptly.

· Avoid multiple failed authentication attempts.

· Regularly verify your Aadhaar status online.

✅ Bottom Line:

Your Aadhaar is vital for banking, government benefits, and identification. Checking its status regularly ensures it remains active and usable, and resolving issues immediately prevents disruptions in essential services.

 

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