Tamilnadu Postal Circle - AADHAAR

The Department of Posts has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Unique identification Authority of India (UIDAI) to become a Registrar for enrolment process for issue of UID cards (Aadhaar cards).


UIDAI’s mandate is to issue every resident a unique identification number linked to the resident's demographic and biometric information, which they can use to identify themselves anywhere in India, and to access a host of benefits and services.

With Aadhaar, a resident will be able to prove his identity for various purposes like opening bank account, availing health services, getting mobile connection etc. Enrolment process by the Department of Posts has commenced in many states in the country.

Tamil Nadu Postal Circle, which covers both Tamil Nadu State and Pondicherry UT, has proposed to commence the enrolment in Tamil Nadu. Enrolment of residents for Aadhaar cards will be launched at Anna Road Head Post Office, Chennai 600002 on 25/10/2011 and at General Post Office-Chennai, Mylapore HO, T. Nagar HO and Park Town HO on 01/11/2011.

The enrolment would be extended to 31 select post offices in the state on 21/11/2011.

Enrolment forms are available free of cost, to every resident at the post office; the forms can also be downloaded from this website. The resident may approach any of the select post offices for enrolment, along with necessary documents.

List of offices in Tamil Nadu Circle - Enrolment for Aadhaar Cards


Sl. No. Name of PO Pin Date of Commencement


1 Anna Road HO 600002 25/10/2011

2 Ariyalur MDG 621704 21/11/2011

3 Chennai GPO 600001 01/11/2011

4 Coimbatore HO 641001 21/11/2011

5 Cuddalore HO 607001 21/11/2011

6 Dharmapuri HO 636701 21/11/2011

7 Dindigul HO 624001 21/11/2011

8 Erode HO 638001 21/11/2011

9 Kanchipuram HO 631501 21/11/2011

10 Karur HO 639001 21/11/2011

11 Krishnagiri HO 635001 21/11/2011

12 Madurai HO 625001 21/11/2011

13 Mylapore HO 600004 01/11/2011

14 Nagapattinam HO 611001 21/11/2011

15 Nagercoil HO 629001 21/11/2011

16 Namakkal HO 637001 21/11/2011

17 Park Town HO 600003 01/11/2011

18 Perambalur HO 621212 21/11/2011

19 Pudukkottai HO 622001 21/11/2011

20 Ramanathapuram HO 623501 21/11/2011

21 Salem HO 636001 21/11/2011

22 Sivaganga HO 630561 21/11/2011

23 Thanjavur HO 613001 21/11/2011

24 Theni MDG 625531 21/11/2011

25 Thyagarayanagar HO 600017 01/11/2011

26 Tirunelveli HO 627001 21/11/2011

27 Tirupur HO 641601 21/11/2011

28 Tiruvallur HO 602001 21/11/2011

29 Tiruvannamalai HO 606601 21/11/2011

30 Tiruvarur HO 610001 21/11/2011

31 Trichy HO 620001 21/11/2011

32 Tuticorin HO 628001 21/11/2011

33 Udagamandalam HO 643001 21/11/2011

34 Vellore HO 632001 21/11/2011

35 Villupuram HO 605602 21/11/2011

36 Virudhunagar HO 626001 21/11/2011

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