UIDAI Data Update Policy Version 2.3.1: Guidelines And Procedures.pdf

## UIDAI Data Update Policy Version 2.3.1 Summary

This document outlines the UIDAI (Unique Identification Authority of India) policy for updating demographic and biometric data in the Aadhaar system, a national identity platform for Indian residents.

Key Objectives:

Ensure accurate and up-to-date information in the Central Identification Data Repository (CIDR) for effective service delivery.
Facilitate easy and secure updates for residents while protecting their privacy.
Define clear processes and responsibilities for all stakeholders involved in the update process, including residents, Registrars, Enrolment/Update Agencies, and UIDAI.

Demographic Updates:

Required updates include changes due to:
Age (e.g., children reaching 5/15 years)
Address
Contact information (mobile number)
Updates are initiated primarily by residents, with self-service options available.

Biometric Updates:

Biometric data (fingerprints and facial recognition) may require updates due to physical changes over time (e.g., age progression, wearing of gloves).
Update methods include AUA devices with biometric authentication, online portals, and physical mail.

Modes of Update:

The policy outlines various modes for updating data:

Enrolment/Update Centers: With standard or lite client software.
Online Portal: For residents to update basic information.
Physical Mail: For more complex updates.

Documents Required:

Specific documents may be required depending on the type of update, such as:

Proof of Identity (e.g., Aadhaar card)
Proof of Address
Birth certificate for child updates

Charges and Controls:

The policy includes a charging structure for certain types of updates.
Security measures are in place to protect resident data during the update process.

Review and Escalation:

The policy establishes procedures for reviewing and escalating issues related to data updates, ensuring accountability and continuous improvement.