Delete or Merge Your SSO ID

How to deactivate a duplicate Rajasthan SSO ID, or merge a Citizen ID into a Government Employee ID. Both are done from inside your own logged-in profile.

You delete or merge an SSO ID from inside your own profile on the official portal, confirmed by a mobile OTP. Deleting is permanent, so read the warning below before you start.

What You Need

Access to your SSO account (you do this while logged in)
Your registered mobile number (for the OTP)
For a merge: your Government Employee details (SAN, employee code)

Deleting an SSO ID cannot be undone. Once an SSO ID is deactivated, it cannot be recovered. Make sure you are deactivating the duplicate you no longer want, not your primary ID. If you are now a government employee, consider merging instead of deleting.

Delete a Duplicate SSO ID (Citizen)

  1. Log in to the portal

    Sign in at sso.rajasthan.gov.in with your SSOID and password (or use Meri Pehchaan).

  2. Open your profile

    Click the profile icon at the top, then the pencil (edit) icon to open the profile section.

  3. Click Deactivate Account

    Scroll to the bottom of the profile page, click Deactivate Account, and click YES on the confirmation pop-up.

  4. Verify with a mobile OTP

    Tick the consent checkbox, click Send OTP, enter the OTP sent to your registered mobile, and click Verify.

  5. Account deactivated

    The ID is permanently deactivated and you are logged out. Your primary SSO ID stays active and can still be used.

Merge a Citizen SSO ID into a Government Employee ID

  1. Log in with your Citizen ID

    Sign in with your Citizen SSOID and password (or Meri Pehchaan).

  2. Open Update Profile

    Click the pencil (edit) icon at the top of your dashboard to open the Update Profile section.

  3. Start the deactivate flow

    Scroll to the bottom and click Deactivate Account. Instead of a plain deactivation, the system offers an option to merge your ID with a Government Employee ID.

  4. Verify with a mobile OTP

    Tick the consent checkbox, click Send OTP, enter the OTP from your registered mobile, and click Verify.

  5. Choose Merge with Government Employee ID

    From the two options (deactivate permanently, or merge), pick Merge. Then enter your government employment details, such as the Sanstha Aadhaar Number (SAN) and employee code if asked.

  6. Confirm the merge

    Click Merge SSO ID, review the details carefully, and confirm. Your Citizen ID is linked to your Government Employee ID, and you log in with the Government Employee SSO ID from then on.

Do This from Your Profile on the Official Portal

Deleting and merging happen inside your account on the official Rajasthan Single Sign-On portal.

sso.rajasthan.gov.in

Related Tools

Login (sign in to reach your profile)Register (create a Government Employee ID)Helpdesk (SSO helpline and support)

Quick Help

PurposeDetails
Official SSO portalsso.rajasthan.gov.in
Recover your SSO ID by SMSSend RJ SSO to 9223166166 from your registered mobile number.
SSO helpline0141-2925554, 0141-2925555
Technical support emailhelpdesk.sso@rajasthan.gov.in
Aadhaar / Jan Aadhaar helpline1800-180-6127

Delete or Merge: Common Questions

Can I recover a deleted SSO ID?
No. Deactivating an SSO ID is permanent and once deleted it cannot be recovered. Make sure you are deactivating the duplicate you no longer want, not your primary ID.
Why would I merge instead of delete?
If you have joined a government job, you can merge your Citizen SSO ID into a Government Employee ID instead of deleting it. This links your account to your employee ID and gives you access to employee services.
What do I need to merge into a Government Employee ID?
Your government employment details, such as the Sanstha Aadhaar Number (SAN, the institutional Aadhaar) and your employee code or reference number if asked. The details must match your government records.
Will deleting one ID affect my other SSO ID?
No. Deactivating the duplicate leaves your primary SSO ID active. You can continue using your primary ID as normal.
How is the action confirmed?
By a one-time password (OTP) sent to your registered mobile number. You tick a consent checkbox, request the OTP, enter it, and verify before the deactivation or merge goes through.