Applicants who want to change spelling mistakes or wrong date of birth can do so with valid supporting documents. Many prefer ration cards to Election Photo Identity card (EPIC) and PAN cards as identity proof, as it contains names and the date of birth of all the family members apart from the residential address. When it was pointed out to a woman that the address in her Aadhaar enrolment form didn’t tally with the one in her ration card, she blamed the DPL employees. “It’s our own house but they made a wrong entry. They don’t seem educated, she said while referring to operators in DPL centres.
Mr Syed Ansarul, a supervisor at the Aadhaar centre, Dilsukhnagar attributed widespread mistakes in ration cards to ill-trained operators at the DPL centres. “Most of the time it happens that the operators have studied in Telugu medium. If they had studied at least till Intermediate in English medium and trained, they could do justice,” he said. He also maintained that mostly major mistakes in ration cards were seen in Muslim inhabited areas and officials should appoint trained operators who were familiar with Muslim names.
One Mr Chandramohan, who is an illiterate, approached the Aadhaar centre with two ID proofs, a ration card and a PAN card, but neither had the correct date of birth. He said that his age was correctly mentioned in the ration card but there was no date of birth and his age was mentioned as four years younger in the PAN card. In another instance, when 60-year-old Mr Dhulipala Sitarama Sastry applied for Aadhaar, the operators got his name wrong. Though he wrote his name as “Sastry”, the operators at the centre entered it as “Sastri” going by what was written in the ration card.
Mr Mohd Abdul Jabbar had applied for a change of address and date of birth in his ration card at an e-Seva centre but they were not changed in the new ration card though the acknowledgement showed that the mistake had been rectified. When the same was pointed out, he was asked to apply again.
One person saw that his name in vernacular language was wrong if not funny , the officer in charge replied,"it is the transliteration by the computer , we can do nothing about it".
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Sir,
The process of our family's registration for UID (Aadhaar Card) was over last week (1st week of January 2010). Voter ID was our address proof. There is a mistake in our voter id (Residence number). During the registration the persons who are working in the Aadhaar office, have entered what is in Voter ID, they entered the same, and not accepted to enter the correct Residence number of ours.
Sir, please inform us, is there any possibility to make corrections before getting Aadhaar Card?
Please reply sir. I am awaiting your reply.
Thank you,
Yours sincerely,
M.V. Parashivamurthy
Mysore
Need a Correction In Name In Hindi, But In English It Corrected
Submitted by kamal on Wed, 07/27/2011 - 11:59.
I Want To Be Correct My Name in Hindi.
That Written In Wrong Spell, I Want to Be In Correct Spell.
In English It Is written In Correct.........SO Please Inform Me How Can i go for Correction
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Submitted by syed abdul fayyaz (not verified) on Thu, 07/28/2011 - 14:17.
i am syed abdul fayyaz , my date of birth is actaully is 29-04-1989,so please i want to change my date of birth is printed as 29-04-1983 in aadhaar card so please kindly requested you to change my date of birth
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Submitted by Parvath Reddy (not verified) on Sat, 07/16/2011 - 04:36.
Hi sir,
My self is Parvath Reddy.I have applyed for Aadhar card. at maruthi nagar,kothapet,hyd 500035on 29-06-2011.enroll no 1190/11904/02733..
my DOB is written Worongly on unique id(Aadhar) as 06-11-1942. instead of original DOB as 06-01-1942 as per govt photo id card which i submitted.
Plz kindly correct DOB as 06-01-1942.
Warm Regards
G.Parvath Reddy
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Submitted by P Balakrishnan (not verified) on Wed, 07/06/2011 - 10:30.
Self and family stood in the line at Akwada village, Bhavnagar district, Gujarat and got the adhaar formalities done. As I was told, I took photocopy of my ration card and voter's ID detais, notwithstanding they both had absolutely funny addresses. The dealing officer dealing with the adhaar formalities refused to allow me to put the correct address and insisted on keeping the address given in ration card. I felt helpless. Then near my office too another group of people were issuing form of adhaar for us to fill which I have not filled yet. They said bring the correct address proof and it could be even bank passbook. See these people have given us form for us to fill but at Akwada they were filling themselves. I do feel we should be allowed to fill the form for correct details and address. I wonder if I could fill a fresh form eventhough I have the receipt from earlier one from Akwada village, Bhavnagar district, Gujarat. Apparently different people are giving different advice to the citizens and I am afraid my final Adhaar ID will have all faulty details.