How To Change Aadhaar Card Details After Marriage: Surname, Address

How to Change Your Name, Address and Other Details on Aadhaar Card After Marriage – Getting married marks an important milestone in one’s life. It also brings about certain changes in your identity and residence. As a result, you are required to update your Aadhaar card accordingly to reflect your new name and address. If you’re looking for aadhaar address update for spouse, than read this article.

Name Change on Aadhaar Card

The most important change required post marriage is that of your name. Here are the steps to change your name on Aadhaar:

1. Visit your nearest Aadhaar center and submit the Aadhaar Enrollment Form for name update. Fill in your 12-digit Aadhaar number, new full name, and attach a copy of the marriage certificate.
2. If your marriage certificate contains your spouse name as well, you can link your Aadhaar with your spouse’s Aadhaar to reflect the relationship. Submit the ‘Aadhaar Card Linking Form’ along with spouse’s Aadhaar.
3. You will be charged a nominal fee of ₹50 for the name change request. On successful verification, you will receive an acknowledgement slip with Update Request Number (URN).
4. The name change will reflect in your Aadhaar within 90 days. You can check the update status on UIDAI website.

Address Update on Aadhaar

After marriage, you may change your residential address as well if shifting to your spouse’s home. To change the address on Aadhaar:

1. Visit the nearest enrollment center and submit the ‘Aadhaar Enrollment Form’ with your new full address details.
2. Attach valid address proof like rental agreement, electricity bill etc. with your name and new address.
3. You will receive a URN on submitting the request. The address change gets updated within 90 days.

Other Details

Additionally, you can also update your mobile number, email ID, date of birth, gender or biometric details if required by filling the respective sections of the enrollment form. There is no fee for updating any other demographic details apart from name.

The process is fairly simple and can be completed online or offline by visiting an Aadhaar center. Ensuring your Aadhaar card has your latest credentials post marriage is vital for seamless usage as identity and address proof.

Offline method to update Aadhaar card details after Marriage

Here are the steps on how to update your Aadhaar card details after marriage offline:

1. Visit the nearest Aadhaar Enrolment/Update Centre. You can find the list of Aadhaar Enrolment/Update Centres on the UIDAI website.
2. Bring the following documents with you:
   • Your Aadhaar card
   • Your marriage certificate
   • Your spouse’s Aadhaar card (if available)
   • A proof of identity (such as your PAN card, driving licence, or passport)
   • A proof of address (such as your electricity bill, water bill, or rent agreement)
3. Fill out the Aadhaar update form. You can download the form from the UIDAI website or get it from the Aadhaar Enrolment/Update Centre.
4. Submit the form and your documents to the Aadhaar Enrolment/Update Centre officer.
5. The officer will verify your documents and update your Aadhaar card details.
6. You will receive a new Aadhaar card with your updated details in a few weeks.

Here are some additional tips for updating your Aadhaar card details offline:

• Make sure that you bring all of the required documents with you. If you do not have all of the required documents, you may not be able to update your Aadhaar card details.
• Be sure to fill out the Aadhaar update form correctly. If you make any mistakes on the form, you may have to start the process over again.
• Be patient. It may take a few weeks to receive your new Aadhaar card with your updated details.

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