UIDAI lets families report Aadhaar holder deaths online
In short
UIDAI allows families to report the death of an Aadhaar holder through an online facility, according to Mint Money. The process needs specific documents and identity checks.
This matters because it helps families handle Aadhaar records after a death. The report does not say which documents are needed in full or how long the process takes.
What the reporting says
UIDAI allows family members to report a death through an online facility, with specific documents and identity verification required, according to Mint Money’s summary. The story focuses on the reporting process for Aadhaar deactivation after death rather than a policy change, but it does not name the documents or say how quickly deactivation happens. What happens after submission is not fully stated in the available reporting.
Why it matters
UIDAI is reported to allow family members to submit an online request to report an Aadhaar holder’s death, with document and identity verification requirements. The available summary frames this as a procedural guide, not a new rule. The reporting does not specify the complete document list, processing time, or any broader impact beyond helping families complete the request.