Aadhaar PVC card- How to order and track Aadhaar PVC card online

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Aadhaar PVC cards are now being issued by UIDAI.

Cost of getting an Aadhaar PVC card online.

Now apply Aadhaar PVC card online for your family on a single mobile phone number.

An Aadhaar card is one of the most important identification documents for Indian citizens. It is required for several financial transactions as well as for verification purposes you need to keep it handy.  The Aadhaar card is issued as a simple paper without much durability, however, that can easily wear out, tear or the printed details may fade away with time. To solve this problem, UIDAI now offers Aadhar cards made out of PVC which are much stronger and more durable than laminated paper.

UIDAI has also announced that Aadhaar cardholders can get PVC cards by using any mobile number. They can perform the authentication process via any mobile and not the registered mobile phone number. So now you can order the PVC Aadhaar card for your whole family from a single mobile number. Here is how you can apply for a PVC Aadhaar card.

What is an Aadhaar PVC card?

An Aadhar PVC card is made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) which is a strong material that ensures durability and water resistance. Any existing Aadhar card holder can apply for the PVC cards from UIDAI’s website by paying a small fee. The card comes with enhanced security features embedded within like a digitally signed QR code and embossed text and the Aadhaar logo.

What are the benefits of an Aadhaar PVC card?

The Aadhaar PVC card is the size of an ATM card, which makes it easy to carry around. Like your driver's licence, the card fits in all wallets perfectly. It comes with additional verification features through the QR code printed on the card that can be used to e-verify income tax returns from the comfort of your home. The card also has a verified hologram and micro text which is a sign of a legal and valid document.

What is the cost of the Aadhaar PVC card?

The Aadhaar PVC card is available at a nominal cost of Rs 50 by the Indian government to its citizens. This includes the GST as well as the speed post charges. 

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