How to Link Aadhaar Card with Mobile Number

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Hello Friends

Today we do a How to Link Aadhaar Card with Mobile Number .


Required
 
 Make sure you have your Aadhar card and mobile number with you .

So let's get started

Follow my steps :-


(1) Open a Dialer of your Phone .

(2) And Dial a Number 14546 .



(3) And Make a call from which Sim you want to registered with a Aadhar Card .


(4) Now on Phone call you may select a language which you would prefer .

(5) Now if you resident of India so Select a option which he/she say.

(6) Now they ask for your Aadhar Card number so you enter it .

(7) Then they ask to Confirm it.

(8) Now you get the OTP on your registered mobile number of Aadhar Card .

(9) So you need to Enter it and proceed Further .

(10) Now you Finally link your Aadhar card with your mobile number .

(11) If you want to check out that Aadhar card is linked or not you call again in 24 hrs .

THANK YOU FOR READING .

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