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In a significant move aimed at streamlining citizen services, the government has introduced an online system that enables easy correction and modification of Family ID details. Under the One Family One Identity scheme, every household is issued a unique 12-digit identification number. This initiative is especially beneficial for families that do not possess ration cards.

According to officials, the Family ID serves as a digital representation of all family members and is a prerequisite to access over 76 central and state government welfare schemes. E-District Manager Sandeep Yadav stated that the new system will simplify the correction process and encourage more people to register for Family IDs without hesitation.

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If a family member gets married, passes away, or if there’s a need to update names or add new members, citizens can now apply online from the comfort of their homes.

The procedure involves:

-Logging in with the registered mobile number on the Family ID portal using OTP authentication.

-Enter the Aadhaar number and verify via OTP.

-Select the family member whose details need modification, or use the Add New Member or Delete button to make necessary changes.

Applying to receive an application number, which can be used to track status.

Once submitted, the application will be verified by the concerned Lekhpal. In rural areas, verification will be carried out by the Gram Vikas Adhikari or Gram Panchayat Officer. Upon approval, users can download the updated Family ID from the portal.

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So far, over 45,000 families have registered for Family ID in the district. The process can also be completed at Common Service Centres (CSCs) for a nominal fee of Rs 30. District Magistrate Jitendra Pratap Singh emphasised that the implementation of Family ID is being fast-tracked across the district to ensure every household is covered under this scheme.

This system is particularly important for families without ration cards, as it provides a structured digital identity, enabling them to avail benefits under numerous welfare schemes with greater ease.