Documents
Easy Guide India’s document guides explain, step by step, how to apply for, download, update and check the status of India’s most-used government documents and services, without visiting an office. Each guide links to the official portal (UIDAI, Income Tax Department, NSDL/UTIITSL, Parivahan, DigiLocker, PM-Kisan) so you can finish the process safely yourself.
Aadhaar
- Update your Aadhaar address online and track the update with your URN
- Download e-Aadhaar or order an Aadhaar PVC card
- Baal Aadhaar for children under 5
- Lock or unlock Aadhaar biometrics and check authentication history
PAN card
- Apply for a new PAN card online
- Download e-PAN (PDF) or order a reprint
- Link PAN with Aadhaar and check the link status
Ration card, voter ID and driving licence
- Check ration card status and download your ration card
- Apply for a voter ID or download it with your EPIC number
- Download your driving licence or renew it online
- Get all of these in DigiLocker
Government schemes
- PM Kisan payment status and village-wise beneficiary list
- Ayushman card eligibility and download
- e-Shram card status
Easy Guide India is an independent website and is not affiliated with any government department. Fees, deadlines and eligibility can change, so always confirm on the official portal before you pay or submit anything.
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Frequently asked questions
Are downloaded copies of Aadhaar, PAN and driving licence valid?
Yes. e-Aadhaar downloaded from UIDAI and e-PAN from the Income Tax Department portals are valid, and documents issued into DigiLocker are accepted as equivalent to the originals under the IT Act rules.
Do I need to pay anyone to apply for these documents?
Only the official government fee, where one applies. Many services, such as Baal Aadhaar enrolment and downloading e-Aadhaar, are free. Avoid websites or agents asking for extra “service charges”.
Is it safe to share my Aadhaar number?
Share it only where it is required. UIDAI lets you use a masked Aadhaar and lock your biometrics for extra safety. Never share OTPs with anyone.