UIDAI: Warning against printing of plastic Aadhaar cards

Both websites have exact same wording in their faq to this question. Well almost.
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The sites do not seem to have any kind of permission from Government to "collect and print" Aadhar card.

This may mean that they are doing illegal work?
 
amish said:
The sites do not seem to have any kind of permission from Government to "collect and print" Aadhar card.

This may mean that they are doing illegal work?
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Just like what I said earlier.

UIDAI warns people about using websites which print Aadhar card and declares it illegal

UIDAI cautions people against Aadhaar 'smart card' – Tech2

... unauthorised printing of Aadhaar card or aiding such persons in any manner may amount to a criminal offence punishable with imprisonment under the Indian Penal Code and also Chapter VI of The Aadhaar Act, 2016
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Also they made following absolutely clear:

“The Aadhaar card or the downloaded Aadhaar card printed on ordinary paper is perfectly valid for all uses. If a person has a paper Aadhaar card, there is absolutely no need to get his or her Aadhaar card laminated or obtain a plastic Aadhaar card
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Now this is strange - it says even black and white Aadhar card is as valid as color!!

But Vodafone had asked me to take color printout!! For which I had to pay 15Rs due to emergency.

The print-out of the downloaded Aadhaar, even in black and white form, is as valid as the original Aadhaar letter sent by UIDAI
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updated address on moms aadhar card online, updated card was recd via speed post in around two months.
why you need this card print out?
 
I received updated card within a week!! :D

printouts are better and can be taken anytime.

Plus e-Aadhar card is in PDF format and can be carried on mobile.
 
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