Application Form for Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana

Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana is an excellent and innovative scheme to boost social security in the country and to ensure that all citizens in all parts of country are connected financially. The scheme aims to foster the saving trend in citizens by making available a savings account to each family in the urban, semi-urban as well as rural parts of the nation. The scheme also brings along an inter-linked life insurance as well as accidental insurance policy. This will help bring crores of Indians under the purview of insurance protection who otherwise are unable to afford insurance.

Financial Inclusion Account Opening Form (Jan Dhan Yojana Application Form)

The application form for Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana is known as Financial Inclusion Account Opening Form, based on the aim of financial inclusion that the scheme wishes to realize. Following are the contents of the form which needs to be duly filled and submitted in order to avail the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana Scheme.

Bank Details where the account is being opened

Name of the Bank Branch
Name of the applicant’s Village or Town
Sub District or Block Name
District
State
SSA Code or Ward Number
Village Code or Town Code

Scheme Applicant’s Details

Full Name
Marital Status
Name of Father/Spouse
Address
Pin Code
Telephone and Mobiel No.
Aadhar Number
MNREGA Job Card Number
Occupation/Profession
Annual Income
Number of dependents
Asset Details
Existing Bank Account Number if any
Kisan Credit Card Details

Nominee Details

Name of Nominee
Relationship
Age
Date of Birth of Nominee in case of minor
Person authorized to receive funds in the event of minor nominee’s death

Process for Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana Account Opening

A duly filled copy of the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana form is to be submitted to the bank where you are opening your account. Usually all participating banks will have a Jan Dhan Yojana dedicated desk where you will be helped by Jan Dhan Professionals called Bank Mitr who will help you with the form submission and account opening procedure in order to obtain Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana Account. The account opening form needs to be submitted along with certain ID proofs like identity and address proofs. However, applicants with a valid Aadhar number will not be required to submit any extra proofs. Also, two passport sized photographs needs to be furnished to the bank at the time of account opening.

Once the documents are submitted, account will be opened in a few working days and the applicant will be given a passbook, a cheque book, a RUPay Debit card and in some cases a Jan Dhan Yojana Information kit by the bank.

Download Application Form for Jan Dhan Yojana Bank Account

To apply for the account, you will be required to download the application form in PDF format (available in Hindi and English) from the official website for the scheme. You can choose a file of either language, as per your convenience.
In the downloaded form, you have to fill in the name of the bank, along with the bank code. Also update the bank branch, name of the village and town, block name/sub district, district, state, ward number/SSA code, village code, and town code.
Enter your personal information, such as name, address, occupation, Aadhaar number, annual income, existing bank accounts of your family members, and details of your kisan credit card. You should also tick the checkbox in order to receive a Rupay debit card.
You should next enter the nomination details and submit the form to the nearest bank branch.
You should ensure that the form is filled in accurately. In case you have any queries, you can approach the bank officials for clarification before submitting the form.

In addition to the application form you will be required to submit the following documents to avail the benefits of this scheme:

Ration card
Voter ID card
PAN card
Permanent/temporary address proof that could be an electricity bill, water bill, or gas connection bill.
Aadhaar card
Government ID proof
Any other documents as requested by the bank

Once the account has been set up, the account holder can take a loan of up to Rs.5,000 from the bank after 6 months of opening the account. This loan benefit will offer consolation to many beneficiaries under the scheme who are below the poverty line. They can utilise this loan amount to invest in more profitable ventures or in agricultural prospects.

Account holders under the scheme can also avail insurance coverage worth Rs.30,000 if they satisfy certain conditions. This includes being in possession of an accidental insurance coverage above Rs.2 lakh, and opening of the account by 26th January, 2015. PMJDY also enables account holders to check bank balances and transfer funds through their mobile phones.

Jan Dhan Yojana 2017

The details of accounts opened until 4th January, 2017 under the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana are as follows:

Bank Name	Rural	Urban	Total	No. of Rupay Cards	Aadhaar Updated	Account Balances	Percentage of Zero Balance Accounts
Public Sector Bank	11.74	9.43	21.17	16.75	12.54	54507.02	25.08
Regional Rural Bank	3.86	0.61	4.47	3.36	2.26	12976.71	20.53
Private Banks	0.52	0.35	0.87	0.82	0.39	2587.07	33.92
Total	16.11	10.4	26.51	20.93	15.19	70070.79	24.61

All the above figures are in crores, and is tabulated on the basis of information submitted by SLBCs and banks.

Toll Free Numbers

In case of any queries related to the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana, you can contact the PMJDY helpdesk at the following national toll-free numbers:

1800 11 0001

1800 180 1111

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Prime Minister of India Warns Jan Dhan Account Holders to Stay Away From Black Money Hoarders

To crack down black money in the country, Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, announced demonetization on 8th November, 2016. Rs.500 and Rs.1,000 currency notes were cancelled as legal tender according to the demonetization rule. Lot of black money hoarders searched a way to save their unaccounted money. They started targetting Jan Dhan Accounts which is savings account created under the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) Scheme. These accounts were created for common people who were mostly below the poverty line to introduce them to the banking system. About one fourth Jan Dhan Accounts had zero balance till demonetization was announced. Post the announcement, cash deposits increased dramatically as people parked their unaccounted money in these accounts. Modi warned the account owners to not help them and to fight against black money. Modi also stated that demonetization is also a fight against the chit fund business as this business has hoaxed many of their money and caused grief among the depositors.

5 December 2016

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