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Aadhaar mobile number update — and only that

We update the mobile number linked to your Aadhaar. That is the whole of what we do with Aadhaar, and we would rather say it on the first line than let you make a journey for nothing. Every other change — name, address, date of birth, photograph, biometrics, or a fresh enrolment — happens at a government Aadhaar Seva Kendra, not here.

Centre ID GJCSCBC_VD_NO117976 Flat ₹75 — no markup Since 2017 Updated: August 2026

You must come in person — the update is confirmed by your own fingerprint.

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The one thing we do, and the many we do not

Most pages about Aadhaar on the internet are written to catch every possible search and then quietly hand your case to somebody else. This one is written the other way round. Our Aadhaar facility covers the mobile number linked to your Aadhaar, and nothing else. If you need your name spelled differently, your address changed, your date of birth corrected, your photograph replaced, your fingerprints or iris re-captured, or a first-time enrolment for yourself or a child, you need a government Aadhaar Seva Kendra and we will point you to one.

We operate an Aadhaar update point under centre ID GJCSCBC_VD_NO117976, and within it the mobile number update is the only service we run. We are not UIDAI, we are not a government department, and we do not decide anything about your Aadhaar record. What we operate is a small counter where the mobile-number update can be lodged correctly and confirmed with your fingerprint, so that the OTP-driven half of Indian life opens up for you again.

Our Aadhaar update centre ID — and exactly what it means

Our Aadhaar update centre ID is GJCSCBC_VD_NO117976. Quote it, write it down, ask us for it at the counter. We publish it because a number you can check is worth more than an adjective you cannot — and because in this trade you should never take a centre’s word for its own standing.

What it does not mean matters just as much. It identifies our Aadhaar update point. It does not make us UIDAI, it does not make us a government department, and it does not make us a full Aadhaar Seva Kendra. Kendras run enrolments and the name, address, date-of-birth and biometric changes that we send you elsewhere for. Within our own point, the only service we operate is the mobile number update.

UIDAI publishes its authorised centres on Google Maps and in the Mappls app, so any centre’s standing can be checked in seconds. Do that here and anywhere else — particularly if a website describes itself as an “official” Aadhaar centre without giving you a number to verify.

If anyone offers to change your Aadhaar remotely, walk away

No legitimate operator can change a name, address, date of birth or mobile number on your Aadhaar without you physically present and your biometric captured. Offers to do it "online", from a photocopy, or through a WhatsApp forward are at best a middleman quietly taking you to a Kendra anyway, and at worst an attempt to gain control of your identity. Your Aadhaar number, OTP and enrolment slip should never be shared with a stranger.

Where to go

What we handle, and what belongs at a Kendra

What you needWhere it is doneNotes
Mobile number updateWith us, in personThe one Aadhaar service we operate, under centre ID GJCSCBC_VD_NO117976. Fingerprint confirmation at the counter.
Name change or spelling correctionGovernment Aadhaar Seva KendraA full name change usually needs a published gazette notification first — that part is our work.
Address changeGovernment Aadhaar Seva KendraNeeds an accepted proof of address in your own name.
Date of birth correctionGovernment Aadhaar Seva KendraUsually permitted once, and only with strong documentary proof.
Photograph, gender, emailGovernment Aadhaar Seva KendraDemographic and photo capture is restricted to enrolment centres.
Fingerprint or iris re-captureGovernment Aadhaar Seva KendraAlso the mandatory update for children at ages 5 and 15.
New Aadhaar enrolmentGovernment Aadhaar Seva KendraFirst-time enrolment for adults or children.
Downloading e-Aadhaar or a PVC cardYou, free, on UIDAIDo it yourself at myaadhaar.uidai.gov.in — no agent needed.

Find your nearest centre through UIDAI's own locator at appointments.uidai.gov.in. Booking an appointment there is free, and we have no involvement in it.

Why it matters

What an out-of-date mobile number actually costs you

People treat this as housekeeping and it is not. The number linked to your Aadhaar is the single point through which most of your paperwork now authenticates. When it is a number you stopped using in 2019, the following simply stop working, all at once and usually at the worst moment:

  • The free instant e-PAN route. The income-tax portal issues a PAN free against an Aadhaar OTP. No live number, no free PAN — you end up paying for the long route instead. See our PAN card page for what that route involves.
  • PAN–Aadhaar linking. The linking request is validated by OTP. An unlinked PAN goes inoperative, which raises TDS, blocks refunds and trips bank KYC.
  • DigiLocker. Your driving licence, vehicle papers, PAN and education certificates in one place — the account is opened and recovered by Aadhaar OTP. Our DigiLocker guide covers what it is worth.
  • Bank, mutual fund and insurance KYC. Paperless KYC is Aadhaar OTP based. Without it you are back to branch visits and physical forms.
  • Income-tax e-filing. Return verification by Aadhaar OTP is the fastest route; without it you are posting a signed acknowledgement.
  • Scholarships, pensions and subsidy transfers. Most state and central schemes confirm identity by OTP before releasing money.

None of this is dramatic on any single day. It becomes urgent the week you need a passport, a loan sanction or a refund, and discover that the gate is an OTP going to a number you no longer own.

Before you come

How the update runs at our counter

  1. Check what is linked now. UIDAI's verification tool on myaadhaar.uidai.gov.in confirms whether a given number is on your record without revealing it. Plenty of people arrive sure of the answer and are wrong.
  2. Message us first. Tell us on WhatsApp that you need a mobile update. The whole cost is a flat ₹75 — the exact UIDAI-prescribed fee, which we pass on with no markup — and we tell you whether the counter is free that day.
  3. Come in person with your Aadhaar. Bring the new SIM in hand and working. You cannot send a relative — the request is confirmed by your own fingerprint.
  4. We lodge the request and you get a slip. The acknowledgement carries an update request number. Keep it until the change lands.
  5. UIDAI processes it. Typically a few days. Confirmation arrives on the new number, and you can verify it again on the UIDAI tool.

What we will tell you for free

If your real problem is a name that disagrees across Aadhaar, PAN and your passport, a mobile update will not solve it. Read how name mismatches work first — sequencing that chain correctly saves far more money than any single application done quickly.

FAQs

Aadhaar questions we answer at the counter

Which Aadhaar services do you actually provide?

One: updating the mobile number linked to your Aadhaar, at our Aadhaar update point, centre ID GJCSCBC_VD_NO117976. That is the only Aadhaar facility we operate. We do not change names, addresses, dates of birth, photographs, gender or biometrics, and we do not enrol new Aadhaar numbers. Those are handled only at a government Aadhaar Seva Kendra, and sending you there is the honest answer rather than a lost sale.

Why can you not do a name or address change?

Because those updates are restricted to UIDAI-run and UIDAI-appointed enrolment centres, which hold the equipment and the operator authorisation for them. Any shop that offers to change your Aadhaar name or address outside such a centre is either routing it somewhere else without telling you, or it is not happening the way they describe. We would rather you knew where the boundary sits.

Do I have to come in person for a mobile number update?

Yes, and there is no way around it. The update is confirmed by your own fingerprint at the counter, so nobody can do it on your behalf — not a relative, not us with a photocopy, not over WhatsApp. Bring yourself and your Aadhaar. It also means anyone claiming to change your Aadhaar mobile number remotely should be treated with real suspicion.

What does it cost?

The mobile number update carries a flat UIDAI-prescribed fee of ₹75, and that is the whole cost — we charge exactly the government fee and add no markup of our own. It is identical at every Aadhaar centre in the country: no centre can raise it or discount it, and it is collected against a receipt. UIDAI can revise its fee schedule from time to time, so if it ever changes we will tell you the figure in force before you travel; as of this update it is ₹75.

How long does it take?

The counter work takes a few minutes. The change then has to be processed by UIDAI, which typically completes within a few days, and you will receive confirmation on the new number. You keep the acknowledgement slip with its update request number until then — that slip is your proof the request was lodged.

Why does the linked mobile number matter so much?

Because it is the key to almost everything else. OTP-based Aadhaar authentication, DigiLocker, the free instant e-PAN route, income-tax e-filing, bank and mutual-fund KYC, PAN–Aadhaar linking and most government portals all send a one-time password to whatever number sits on your Aadhaar. If that number is one you lost years ago, every one of those doors is shut to you.

I do not know which number is linked to my Aadhaar. Can I check?

Yes, and you should before doing anything else. UIDAI provides a verification tool on myaadhaar.uidai.gov.in that confirms whether a given number is the one on record, without revealing the number itself. Plenty of people arrive certain their number is linked and discover it is an old one. Check first; it costs nothing.

Can you help with the other Aadhaar changes even if you cannot perform them?

We can tell you exactly which document UIDAI accepts for your case and make sure you walk into the Kendra with a set that will not be sent back. Where the change needs a published gazette notification first — a full name change, for instance — that part is genuinely our work, and it is the reason many people find this page at all.

Not sure whether your case is ours or a Kendra's?

Send us one line about what you need changed. We will tell you straight away whether we can do it, or exactly where to go and what to carry — even when the answer earns us nothing.

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Disclaimer: Harsiddhi Services is an independent professional services firm and a government-approved Common Service Centre. We operate an Aadhaar update point under centre ID GJCSCBC_VD_NO117976. We are not UIDAI, not a government body, and not affiliated with, endorsed by or acting on behalf of any government department. The only Aadhaar facility we operate is the update of a linked mobile number; all other Aadhaar services are performed at government Aadhaar Seva Kendras. The UIDAI-prescribed mobile-update fee is ₹75, set by UIDAI, collected against a receipt and passed on by us without markup; UIDAI may revise its schedule, so we confirm the current figure before you travel. Information on this page is general guidance, not legal advice; always confirm on uidai.gov.in.