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Get Ready for Lok Sabha Elections 2024: How to Apply for Voter ID

Reporter 21
13 Mar, 2024

As the Lok Sabha elections draw near, it's essential for every eligible citizen to have a valid Voter ID to exercise their democratic right. Here's a simple guide on how to apply for a new Voter ID card or make changes to an existing one.

Who is Eligible for a Voter ID in India?

To be eligible for a Voter ID in India, you must be a citizen of India and at least 18 years old.

Documents Required:

- Passport-sized photograph

- Identity proof

- Address proof

- Date of birth proof

How to Apply for a New Voter ID Card Online:

1. Visit the official website of the Election Commission of India at voters.eci.gov.in.

2. Click on 'New Registrations for General Electors' and select 'Fill Form 6'.

3. Create an account and login.

4. Fill out Form 6 with all the required details and upload the necessary documents and photos.

5. Review the information for accuracy and click on Submit to complete the process.

6. You can track the status of your application using the reference number and state name provided.

How to Make Changes in the Voter ID Card Online:

1. Visit the official website and click on 'Shifting of residence/correction of entries in existing electoral roll/replacement of EPIC/marking of PwD'.

2. Select 'Fill Form 8' and enter the required details along with updated documents.

3. Review the information and submit the form to finalize the changes.

Offline Application/Changes for Voter ID:

If you prefer the offline route, visit your nearest Electoral Registration Officer (ERO) office.

- Complete Form 6 or Form 8 with the necessary details and attach self-attested documents.

- Submit the application to the ERO for processing.

By following these steps, you can ensure you have a valid Voter ID to participate in the upcoming Lok Sabha Elections 2024. Your vote matters, so make sure you are ready to make your voice heard in the democratic process.