How to Delete a Member from Jan Aadhaar: Step-by-Step Process
Jan Aadhaar lets you remove a member from the family record when that person has died, or when the entry is a duplicate. The request is made through e-Mitra or your SSO ID and is checked by verifiers before it is approved. This guide explains the rules, documents and steps.
Key Points
- Delete is meant mainly for a death in the family or a duplicate member entry.
- If a woman member moves to another family because of marriage, divorce or abandonment, use Transfer, not Delete.
- If you gave the Jan Aadhaar number while getting the death certificate, the name is removed from Jan Aadhaar automatically.
- If it was not given, apply for removal through e-Mitra or your own SSO ID. The request is verified by first-level and second-level verifiers.
- For cases other than death, the online request goes with the second verifier's recommendation to the District Collector, who approves or rejects it.
- Deleting a member, deleting the head of family, changing the head, transfer and split are not auto-verified. A verifier must approve them.
Documents Required
- Jan Aadhaar number or enrolment receipt number of the family.
- Death certificate of the member (number and issue date), for a death case.
- For a duplicate entry: the details of both entries so the correct one is kept.
- Aadhaar of an adult family member and the linked mobile number for e-KYC (OTP or biometric).
- Your SSO ID and password, if you apply yourself.
- Think carefully before deleting. If a member is removed by mistake, adding the person back can be difficult.
Steps to Delete Online (SSO)
- Open sso.rajasthan.gov.in and log in with your SSO ID. If you do not have one, register using your Jan Aadhaar number.
- Open the Jan Aadhaar application and go to Enrolment / Update.
- Choose Delete Member, enter the Jan Aadhaar or receipt number and search.
- Select the member to be removed and complete e-KYC with the OTP.
- Select the reason (such as death or duplicate) and enter the document details, for example the death certificate number and date.
- Tick the declaration and submit. Note the request or acknowledgement number.
- Verifiers check the request. Track the status from your login and check the family list after approval.
Steps Through e-Mitra
- Visit your nearest e-Mitra kiosk with the Jan Aadhaar number and the death certificate or proof of duplicate entry.
- Tell the operator you want to delete a member from Jan Aadhaar.
- The operator files the request after e-KYC of an adult family member.
- Keep the acknowledgement slip. Ask for the status after a few days.
Common Problems
- Delete option not available: if the reason is marriage or separation, use Transfer instead.
- Request rejected: the document details were missing or did not match. Correct them and apply again.
- OTP not received: the mobile number in Jan Aadhaar is old. Update it first, or apply through e-Mitra with biometric.
- Name still shows: the request is waiting for verifier or Collector approval.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I delete a member who has got married?
No, use Transfer so the member can be added to the new family's Jan Aadhaar.
Who can approve the deletion?
First-level and second-level verifiers check it. In non-death cases the District Collector decides.
Can the head of family be deleted?
Yes, in the case of death, through e-Mitra or SSO. The head of the family usually has to be changed so that the family has a head.
Is deleting free on SSO?
The SSO portal does not charge for the request. e-Mitra kiosks charge their prescribed fee.
Official Links
- For complaints, call the Rajasthan Sampark helpline: 181.
Need Help?
Need to remove a member from your Jan Aadhaar? Send your Jan Aadhaar number and the reason on WhatsApp and the Emitrawala.com team will help.
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