In today’s time, the Aadhaar card has become the most important document for every small and big government and private work. From opening a bank account to taking a SIM card, it is required almost everywhere. The base is most accepted as an identity card.
If your current Aadhaar card is laminated and its lamination has deteriorated, it can cause problems in scan or photostat. Also, the laminated Aadhaar card is usually large in size, making it uncomfortable to keep it in purse. In such PVC Aadhaar Card Has emerged as a better option.
What is PVC Aadhaar Card
PVC means Polyvinyl chlorideThe same material from which cards such as ATM, Debit Card and Driving License are made. Now the Aadhaar card can also be made from this material, which is called PVC Aadhaar Card. this card:
- Small in shape
- Is strong and durable
- Can be easily placed in purse
- Not dirty quickly
- Can be scan and verified easily
This card is exactly like an ATM card and its quality is equally good.
Benefits of PVC Aadhaar Card
- Portable: It is easy to carry, the purse or card comes comfortably in the holder.
- durable: There is no problem of lamination malfunction.
- Clean design: Suitable for clean print and sharp scanning.
- Official recognition: It is released by UIDAI and is valid everywhere.
How to apply for PVC Aadhaar Card
You can apply for PVC Aadhaar Card in methods given below:
Application through online portal:
- maadhaar app Go to
- Log in from homepage.
- Order Aadhaar PVC Card Choose the option.
- Verify your information and proceed.
- Pay online of ₹ 50 online (this fee is charged for postal and printing).
Application through Maadhaar App
- Download Maadhaar Mobile App.
- By logging in Order PVC Aadhaar Choose the option of
- Fill the details and pay.
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