DIGI LOCKER:
DIGI LOCKER:
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What is Digital Locker?
The
Indian government has announced digital locker (it is also called Digi locker)
facility that will help Indian citizens to digitally store their important
documents like PAN card, passport, Aadhar card, mark sheets and other important
Degree certificate. Digital locker introduced in February 2016 and the service was
launched by the Government of India in July 2015.
What is
the Aim of Digital locker?
It
is aimed at eliminating the use of physical documents and enable sharing of
verified electronic documents across government agencies. Operated by the
Department of Electronics & Information Technology (Deity), the service has
been running in beta since past few months. It will be formally launched by the
Prime Minister on July 1.
Presently,
Indian citizens will get a maximum of 10 MB storage space, which can later be
increased to 1 GB.
How it works the Digi
locker
Here's a
step-by-step guide to help you upload your documents in Digi Locker.
Step 1: To sign-up for your Digi Locker, one
needs Aadhaar number and a mobile number that is linked to that Aadhaar number.
Users can also link the account to their Google, Facebook accounts. Once you
have registered, you can start uploading documents in the my certificates
section.
Step 2: Select a document type. You'll have
options such as SSC Certificate, HSC Certificate, PAN card, Voter ID card, etc.
in a drop down list.
Step 3: You are allowed to provide a name
for the document.
Step 4: Fill in some details related to the
document being uploaded.
Step 5: Choose the file from your local
machine. It should not be more than 1 MB in size and only in pdf, jpg, jpeg,
png, bmp or gif format.
Step 6: Provide a short description of the
document in 50 characters.
Step 7: Click 'upload' button. The document
should now appear under the 'Uploaded Documents' sub-section.
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