What to Do If You Don’t Have Aadhaar or Jan Aadhaar To Register For an SSO ID?

In Rajasthan, the SSO ID (Single Sign-On ID) is essential for accessing a wide range of online government services. With it, citizens can apply for jobs, pay bills, receive scholarships, and use various e-Mitra services.

Typically, an Aadhaar or Jan Aadhaar card is required to create an SSO ID. However, many individuals do not have either, which makes the registration process seem complicated. Fortunately, alternative methods are available.

Aadhaar and Jan Aadhaar are unique identification numbers assigned to individuals to verify their identity. These numbers are widely used in India because they provide a fast, simple, and secure method of identity verification.

One of the main reasons for using these IDs is to facilitate direct transfer of government benefits to beneficiaries’ bank accounts, thereby eliminating intermediaries such as ration shop owners and reducing fraud or delays. Aadhaar and Jan Aadhaar also serve as valid proofs of identity, address, and bank account linkage.

Jan Aadhaar, in particular, is designed for residents of Rajasthan and helps them more efficiently access welfare schemes, subsidies, and other state government services. These IDs enhance the delivery of services, ensure benefits reach the correct individuals, and save time.

Yes, it is possible to register for an SSO ID in Rajasthan without an Aadhaar or Jan Aadhaar. Alternative options are available. If you have a Bhamashah ID, you can use that instead. Alternatively, you may also register using your Google account.

During registration, you will see multiple options such as Aadhaar, Jan Aadhaar, Bhamashah, and Google. Simply select the one that applies to you and follow the on-screen instructions.

Here are the other ways you can register without Aadhaar:

Jan Aadhaar Card

Residents of Rajasthan can use their Jan Aadhaar number along with their name and the details of the head of the family. An OTP will be sent to your registered mobile number for verification.

Bhamashah Card

You can register using your Bhamashah number by entering the required details.

Google Account

If you do not have a Jan Aadhaar or Bhamashah card, you can use your Google email address to register. Your email address will serve as your SSO username.

SIPF ID (for Government Employees)

Government employees can register using their SIPF ID and password.

Step 1: Determine whether you belong to an eligible category, such as a business owner or a government employee. These groups may have alternative registration methods.

Step 2: Go to https://sso.rajasthan.gov.in and click on the “Register” button.

Step 3: Select an alternative registration method such as a Google account, Udyog ID (for business owners), or SIPF ID. Follow the on-screen steps to complete your registration.

Step 4: If you encounter issues, click on the “Helpdesk” option on the SSO website or call the SSO helpline.

Aadhaar Enrollment Steps

• Visit the UIDAI website to locate your nearest Aadhaar Seva Kendra.
• Fill out the enrollment form either online or at the center.
• Provide original documents for identity and address verification (e.g., passport, voter ID, utility bills).
• You’ll be asked to provide fingerprints, an iris scan, and a photograph.
• You will receive a slip containing your Enrolment ID (EID) to track your application status.
• Use your EID to check your Aadhaar status online.

Jan Aadhaar Enrollment Steps

• Go to any e-Mitra centre in Rajasthan.
• Provide your Aadhaar or the head of your family’s Aadhaar number.
• Enter your personal information and submit the required documents.
• The data will undergo a two-step verification process.
• Once verified, you will receive your 10-digit family Jan Aadhaar ID.

• Registration Issues Without Aadhaar
  Try using a Google account, Bhamashah ID, or SIPF ID. If none of these work, contact the SSO helpdesk.
  
• Name Mismatches
  Ensure that your name is correctly spelled in your Aadhaar or Jan Aadhaar records before registering.
  
• Website Display Issues
  If options are not visible, try using a desktop or laptop browser instead of a mobile phone.

If you want to create an SSO ID but don’t yet have an Aadhaar or Jan Aadhaar, it may seem difficult, but there are other registration options. Depending on your situation, you may be able to use a Udyog ID, a SIPF ID, or your Google account.

It is still highly recommended to apply for Aadhaar and Jan Aadhaar, as they unlock a wide range of government services and welfare schemes. Until you receive them, use the alternative registration methods outlined above. If you experience any problems, feel free to contact the SSO helpdesk for assistance.