By Admin 
Today Aadhar Card has become one of the most important identity documents in the country. This 12-digit unique identification number is issued by the Unique Identification Authority of India, which works under the guidelines of the Government of India. However, not every person can apply for Aadhaar, in such a situation it is important to know for whom Aadhaar card is not made. So today let us tell you about the people whose Aadhar card is not made.
For whom Aadhar card is not made?
There are many categories of people for whom Aadhaar card is not made. First of all, no foreign citizen can apply for Aadhar card. Aadhaar is only for eligible residents living in India. Apart from this, people who are infiltrating the country illegally are also not considered eligible for Aadhaar. At the same time, application for Aadhaar cannot be made in the name of a dead person. Apart from this, if any person tries to get Aadhaar made by giving wrong or fake information, then his application can be canceled and legal action can also be taken against him.
How is Aadhar card made?
Enrollment centers have been set up across the country to make Aadhar cards. In such a situation, information about any nearest center can be found on the official website of UIDAI. Apart from this, applicants can book an appointment online or can directly go to the center and get enrolled. During enrolment, identity proof, address proof and documents related to date of birth have to be submitted. Apart from this, Aadhaar and birth certificate of parents are necessary for children. At the same centre, fingerprint, iris scan and photograph of the applicant are taken. All the information is submitted digitally and on completion of the process, an enrollment slip is given, which contains the EID number. The status of the application can be tracked from this number.
Aadhaar is issued after strict verification
Before Aadhaar is issued, there is a process of verification of enrollment data, demographic and biometric matching. The data is securely uploaded to the central ID repository. Where automatic validation, application testing and manual quality checks are done. In such a situation, if the data does not meet the prescribed standards or matches with any other person, then the application can be rejected. The Aadhaar number is issued only after all the investigations are completed and the identity of the person is confirmed. Apart from this, after the Aadhaar number is issued, the related information is sent to the printing partner. After this, the Aadhar card is printed and delivered to the applicant’s address through logistics partner India Post.
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