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.
Voter registration & corrections
No. This website provides information and assistance guidance only. All statutory registration, corrections, claims and objections must be completed through authorised Election Commission channels.
Form 6 for new registration, Form 6A for overseas electors, Form 6B for voluntary Aadhaar submission, Form 7 for objection or deletion, and Form 8 for correction, shifting, EPIC replacement or marking as a person with disability.
Use Form 8 to record the shift of residence so your entry moves to the correct part and polling station for your new address.
Report it during Booth Level Officer verification, or submit Form 7 so the record is officially updated. This helps keep the roll accurate for everyone.
Polling booth information
Use the Find My Booth page to search the polling-station information available on this platform, or check the official Election Commission electoral search, which shows your part number and polling station against your entry.
This platform only shows polling-station information that has actually been loaded from an authorised source. It never guesses a booth assignment. If nothing matches, use the official Election Commission service.
Where accessibility information has been recorded for a station, it is shown on the booth detail page. For assured minimum facilities, refer to the Election Commission's own published information for your station.
Citizen services
Use the Submit an Issue form. You will receive a reference number, and you can track progress at any time using that reference together with the mobile number you registered.
Requests are reviewed and routed to the relevant volunteer or department. Timelines depend on the issue and on the responsible civic authority; the status page shows every update recorded against your reference.
No. Many civic matters are decided by municipal or state departments. This office can raise, follow up and help you reach the right authority.
About this website
No. This is an independent public-information and political outreach website. It is not operated by the Election Commission of India or by any municipal authority, and it does not process statutory applications.
It is used only to respond to your request and to let you track it. Consent is recorded with each submission, and you can ask for your record to be removed. See the Privacy page for full detail.
Only where a lawful, documented and authorised dataset has been registered by an administrator. Access is restricted by role, every search is recorded, and identifiers such as EPIC numbers are stored only as irreversible hashes.
This website is not an Election Commission service. All statutory applications and decisions
are handled only by the competent authorities.
Go to the official portal