Ration Card: How to apply for Ration Card online from mobile? Know the complete process, including necessary documents..
Ration card is issued to citizens by the Government of India, which is an important document. This card contains full details of you and your family members, like your name, address, and family members. Through this ration card, you can avail many government schemes like free or cheap ration, gas connection, and many other benefits.
However, if you do not have a ration card, now you can apply for it by following some steps from your mobile, sitting at home. The special thing is that for this work, you do not even need to visit any government office, nor will you have to stand in a long line. To apply for a ration card, first of all, you have to download the UMANG app on your device. Let us first know about the documents required to apply for a ration card...
What are the necessary documents for a ration card?
Aadhar card of all family members
Address proof
Passport size photo
Income certificate
PAN card
Mobile number linked to Aadhar
How to apply for a ration card from mobile?
For this, first open the UMANG app on your device.
Now register by entering your mobile number.
Go to the homepage of the app.
Now click on the Services section visible on the bottom left.
From here, scroll down to the Utility Services section and click on the Apply Ration Card option.
From here, now select your state.
After this, enter personal details like your name, father/husband's name, date of birth and address and enter all the information.
After entering the details, upload all the necessary documents.
Finally, you have to click on the Submit button.
Let us tell you that currently, only people of some states/union territories like Chandigarh, Ladakh, Dadra, and Nagar Haveli can apply online through UMANG app.
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