Information on this page is provided for citizen awareness only. The Election Commission of India and the Chief Electoral Officer, Telangana are the sole authorities for the SIR schedule, forms and decisions. Always confirm dates and procedures on the official portals before acting.
What is SIR?

An exercise to make the electoral roll accurate

The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) is an electoral-roll revision exercise conducted under the Election Commission's process to update and improve the accuracy of voter records.

The objective is to ensure that eligible citizens are properly represented in the electoral roll, while records that may require verification, correction or updating are addressed through the official procedure.

Why it matters to you

Your name is present in the current electoral roll
Your personal particulars are recorded correctly
Your residential address matches your current residence
You are enrolled in the correct constituency after a move
A deceased family member's record is officially updated
No duplicate registration exists in your name
Newly eligible voters in the household are registered
Any correction is submitted through the official process

Important dates

The officially notified schedule has not been published on this website yet. Confirm all dates on the Election Commission and CEO Telangana portals before acting.

Check the official schedule
SIR 2026 — Telangana

How the official process works

Stay informed. Verify your details. Protect your right to vote.

1

Booth-Level Verification

Booth Level Officers (BLOs) may carry out household and field verification as part of the official revision exercise.

2

Electoral Roll Review

Citizens should verify that their name, address and other particulars are recorded correctly in the draft roll.

3

Claims and Objections

Within the notified window, eligible citizens may submit claims, corrections or objections through the prescribed forms.

4

Hearings and Verification

Certain cases may require further verification or a hearing before the competent electoral authority.

5

Publication of the Final Roll

The revised electoral roll is published according to the Election Commission notified schedule.

Check your details in five steps

  1. Search. Check whether your name appears in the electoral roll.
  2. Verify. Confirm your name, relative name, address and other particulars.
  3. Identify. Note anything incorrect, outdated, duplicated or missing.
  4. Act. Submit the appropriate official form through Election Commission channels.
  5. Follow Up. Track your application reference on the authorised portal.
Go to official voter services

SIR assistance desk

Our citizen-assistance initiative can help you understand the official process — how to search for your name, verify details, identify errors, and where to submit the right form.

Request SIR assistance

Frequently asked questions

SIR is an electoral-roll revision exercise conducted through the official Election Commission process to verify and update voter records, so that eligible citizens are correctly represented in the roll.

Your name and particulars in the electoral roll must be accurate for you to exercise your right to vote. A revision is the natural moment to confirm that everything about your entry is correct and current.

Use the appropriate official Election Commission form. Form 8 covers corrections, shifting of residence and replacement of an EPIC; Form 7 covers objections and deletions. Submit through the Voters' Service Portal or your Booth Level Officer.

Check your eligibility and apply through the official registration route - Form 6 for a new elector. If you believe your name was wrongly removed, raise it with the Electoral Registration Officer through the official claims process.

No. Electoral registration and corrections are free. Do not pay anyone who claims they can add, change or remove a name for a fee. Report such approaches on the Voter Helpline, 1950.
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Important

This website does not replace the Election Commission of India or any statutory electoral authority. All voter registration, correction, verification, claims and objections must be completed through the officially prescribed Election Commission channels.