Right now an Aadhaar card has become an important proof of identity in India, which is considered as a valid ID almost everywhere. The mobile number linked to your Aadhaar card is super helpful for getting updates. Sometimes, people forget which number they used because they have multiple mobile numbers. But don’t worry, there’s an easy way to find out which one is linked to your Aadhaar without leaving your home.
Check it online
You can visit the official website of the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) to find your linked mobile number. Start by going to the website and selecting the Verify Email/Password option under Aadhaar Services in the My Aadhaar section. Then, click on the mobile number option. Fill in your Aadhaar number, the mobile number you want to check, and the captcha, then hit submit. Your linked mobile number will show up.
If the number is already verified, you’ll see a message saying that the number you entered is already in UIDAI’s records. If it’s not linked, you’ll get a message saying that the number isn’t found in UIDAI’s records. In that case, you can try checking other numbers.
Know the process step by step
1.Go to the official website of UIDAI.
2. In the Aadhaar Services section, select Verify Email/Mobile Number.
3. There will be options to verify mobile number and email address and there will be an option to verify mobile number by default.
4. Here you have to enter your Aadhaar number and mobile number.
5. After entering the captcha code, tap on Send OTP.
6. If your mobile number is already verified then a popup will open.
7. If not, it will indicate that your mobile number is not present in the record
This is how to identify with mAadhaar App
1. Download the mAadhaar App app on your phone and open it.
2. Complete the registration process on this app
3. Now go to the Check Aadhaar Validity option.
4. After this, enter the Aadhaar number and enter the captcha code and submit it.
5. If the mobile number is registered on your Aadhaar number, then its last 3 digits will be on the screen in front of you.
6. By looking at the last 3 digits of the mobile number, you will be able to identify which number is linked to the base.
7. If the mobile number is not registered on the Aadhaar then nothing will be in the result.
