Is your voter ID active?
Check your voter ID status during SIR for free on the Election Commission of India's official electoral search, in under a minute. This page shows the steps and explains what each result means: name found, wrong details, shifted or not found.
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Check if your voter ID is active
Your status lives only in the Election Commission's database. We prepare your search and take you straight to the official ECI search page — we never guess or show unofficial results.
On the official page choose “Search by Details” and enter exactly what is on your Voter ID: name, father's/husband's name, age or date of birth, gender, state and district.
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Your entry is active. Still check that name, DOB and relative name match your documents (Step 2).
File Form 8 (correction of entries) on voters.eci.gov.in. It's free.
File Form 6 (new registration) with a declaration during the claims & objections period, and check the deleted-names list published by your state's CEO.
Use Form 8 (shifting of residence) for your new address.
Find your name in the old SIR roll
During SIR, your state compares the current list with the roll from its last intensive revision (around 2002–2004 in most states). If you, or your parent, were listed in that old roll, mention those details in your enumeration form — it makes verification easier.
Old rolls are published on your state's Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) website and on the Voters' Service Portal.
Voters' Service Portal ↗Key words you'll see
- EPIC
- Your Voter ID number.
- BLO
- Booth Level Officer — visits homes and collects enumeration forms.
- ERO
- Electoral Registration Officer — decides claims and objections.
- Draft roll
- The list published after enumeration. Check it and object if your name is missing.
- Form 6 / Form 8
- New registration / correction or shifting.
Name missing or details wrong?
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