Aadhaar is India's national ID, issued in 11+ official Indian languages. Foreign banks, embassies, universities, and immigration authorities increasingly accept Aadhaar as a primary identity document — but only with certified English translation. Lekhak preserves the 12-digit Aadhaar number, address verbatim, and date of birth with complete accuracy.
While Aadhaar cards are officially bilingual (English + one regional language), many individuals possess the regional-language-only version or need a standalone certified English translation for submission to foreign authorities. US banks accepting Aadhaar as supplementary KYC, foreign universities verifying Indian student identity, and embassies processing visa applications all require certified English translations. The translation must faithfully reproduce the 12-digit Aadhaar number, holder name as printed, address verbatim, and date of birth in the correct DD/MM/YYYY format.
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