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The senior citizen card serves as an alternative to the Aadhaar Card for such individuals, offering benefits including healthcare concessions, travel discounts, and tax relief. It can be completed by the applicants online or offline at local offices.
The senior citizen card is an official ID issued by the state governments of India to people aged 60 years and above. It serves as an alternative to the Aadhaar Card for such individuals, offering benefits including healthcare concessions, travel discounts, and tax relief. The senior citizen card can be completed by the applicants online via state government portals or by submitting an offline application at local offices.
For the offline, an individual has to visit the ‘Sewa Kendra’ of the state they belong to in order to avail this card and submit an application form along with a deposit of Rs. 10. This document also acts as proof of domicile, providing access to various central and state welfare schemes.
Online application process:
Offline application process
Proof of identity: Aadhaar card, voter ID, driving licence, ration card, pension card, government-issued ID, or bank certificate
Address proof: Passport, utility bills, rental agreement, registered sale deed, or bank passbook
Proof of age: Birth certificate, school leaving certificate, or PAN card