Aadhar DOB correction in cross limit

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Aadhar DOB correction in cross limit

01-Jul-2025 (In Civil Law)

My Aadhaar DOB update limit is exhausted. I corrected it earlier using a birth certificate, which I lost, and no record exists in Nagar Nigam or block office. UIDAI requires a cancellation slip I cannot provide. I got a new birth certificate, but UIDAI demands an SDM order. The SDM in UP said he cannot issue an order since a correct birth certificate already exists and no order was required when it was issued. What legal remedy or exceptions exist?

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Advocate Lalit Kumar LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2025-07-01T21:14:12+05:30

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Since your Aadhaar DOB update limit is exhausted and your earlier birth certificate is lost, you should prepare a notarized affidavit explaining the loss and validating your correct DOB. Attach this affidavit with your new birth certificate and supporting documents like a school certificate, PAN card, or passport. Submit a written application to the UIDAI Regional Office requesting a DOB update based on these genuine documents. If no response is received, file an online grievance on UIDAI portal or an RTI asking for action. As a final legal remedy, you can approach the High Court under Article 226 through a writ petition. The court can direct UIDAI to allow the update since your case is genuine and the refusal is due to a technical/documentation issue. Courts have intervened in similar cases when valid evidence was available.

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