Can same number be used for two Aadhar card?

A. No, only one number can be registered with Aadhaar. However, same mobile number can be registered with multiple Aadhaar cards.

Can 2 PAN cards have same mobile number?

PAN is supposed to be a unique number and no two individuals or entities can hold the same number. Further, the income tax rules also do not allow the same individual to hold two or more different numbers.

How can I link my Aadhar card with Airtel number online?

Step 1: Call the Airtel toll-free number 14546. Step 2: Now select the ‘Link Aadhaar with Mobile Number’ option. Step 3: Enter your 12-digit Aadhaar number and confirm it. Step 4: Within 24 hours, you will receive an SMS confirming that your Aadhaar has been linked with your Airtel number.

Is Aadhaar Updation free?

New Aadhaar Enrolment and MBU (at 5 & 15 years) are free. Charges for updating Aadhaar are fixed: Rs 50 for demographic update & Rs 100 for biometric update (with or without demographic update), the UIDAI tweeted.

How can I make multiple copies of my Aadhar card?

If you looking at making multiple copies of the Aadhar issued to you with the Same Aadhar Number, You can make any number of copies from the Aadhar issued to you. In case if you are looking at two Aadhar numbers, it is not possible.

Is it possible to have two Aadhar numbers in India?

In case if you are looking at two Aadhar numbers, it is not possible. No Two aadhar numbers can have the identical Bio-metric and Demographic Information linked to them. Before issuing a new number, the information is compared with the existing database. If the information is same, you will be allotted with only one Aadhar Number.

Do I need an Aadhar card to apply for government benefits?

The fact is YOU DON’T. The Supreme court has already passed a ruling stating that the Aadhar card cannot be made mandatory by any Center, State or any other Public entity. You don’t need the card even for availing government welfare schemes.

Is this the first case under the Aadhaar Act?

New Delhi: An FIR has been lodged on a complaint by the UIDAI that Aadhaar applications with two names, but with the same biometric information, were filed, in what seems to be the first such case under the Aadhaar Act.