Aadhaar: What to do if you lose your Aadhaar card without linking it to your mobile number? Learn the complete process...

Aadhaar Card Lost: Nowadays, the Aadhaar card is one of our most important documents. But the situation becomes more serious when it is lost, and there is no mobile number linked to it. Although linking your Aadhaar card to your mobile number has been made mandatory by the government, many people still haven't linked their Aadhaar card to their mobile number. In such a situation, receiving the OTP (Option Number) can be impossible, leaving many people worried about how to get a new card. In this context, today we're going to tell you how to get an Aadhaar card back if it's lost without a mobile number. Let's find out...

How to get an Aadhaar card back without a mobile number linked to it?

If you lose your Aadhaar card without a mobile number, there's no need to panic. You can get it reissued by following a few simple steps. You'll need to know your Aadhaar number or have a photocopy of it. You can use these steps to get a new Aadhaar card online.

What is the process for getting a new Aadhaar card?

To get a new Aadhaar card, you'll need to visit an enrollment center.

You'll need to provide your 28-digit enrollment ID, which is initially written on the receipt when you first created your Aadhaar card.

You'll be asked for some important details, such as your name and address, followed by biometric verification.

You'll then need to pay a fee of ₹30, and once the process is complete, your Aadhaar card will arrive at your doorstep within a few days.

What if you don't have an enrollment ID?

If you don't have your 28-digit enrollment ID, there's no need to worry. You can still get an Aadhaar card. To do this, you'll need to visit an Aadhaar center and provide your necessary details. You'll also need to undergo biometric verification. Once the details are received and all the information is correct, the Aadhaar card will be issued.

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