Keep family voter details ready
I want to find my EPIC number
Use this when you want to find your voter ID number, polling station, part number or serial number.
I want to check 2002 voter list
Use this to search your name, father name, mother name, grandfather name or other relative name in the old voter list.
I want to correct voter ID details
Use this if name spelling, age, date of birth, address, photo, family details or other voter details are wrong.
When BLO comes home
BLO may give or collect the official form in English or Kannada. Use your prepared copy to fill it clearly in English or Kannada, unless BLO/ERO gives a specific local instruction.
I do not know my BLO. What should I do?
- Search your voter details online using EPIC number or mobile number.
- Ask at your polling station, nearby school/government centre, ward office, or local election office.
- Keep your EPIC number, address and polling station details ready when asking.
BLO did not give me the prefilled form. What should I do?
- First check your name in the current voter list and note EPIC, part and serial number.
- Contact BLO/ERO and say: My prefilled Enumeration Form was not received.
- Visit the local designated centre if announced.
- If online Enumeration Form is available for your case, open the BLO submission lesson and follow the Voters Service Portal route.
- Keep English and Kannada sample forms ready so the official form can be filled quickly in the language you can write clearly.
BLO uploads, then mapping happens
After submission, officials upload/process the form. Mapping may succeed, or mismatch/notice may follow.
BLO is not uploading my submitted form. What should I do?
- Keep proof that you submitted the form: signed copy, acknowledgment, photo, date and place.
- Ask the BLO politely for upload status and expected date.
- If there is no response, go to ERO/AERO or the local election help centre with EPIC, address and proof.
- Use grievance/status option online where available and save the reference number.
If notice comes, submit proofs
This is where documents become important. Respond only with the documents asked in the notice or by officials.
I received a notice. What should I do?
- Read the exact reason written in the notice.
- Check whether the notice asks for date of birth/place proof, parent proof, spelling correction, previous SIR linkage, address issue or family relationship proof.
- Give only the documents asked in the notice or official instruction.
- Submit through BLO/ERO/designated centre or official online route as instructed.
- Take receipt/reference and keep photo/scan of submitted documents.
Documents asked in notice
- Read the notice first. The needed proof depends on the reason written there.
- Use only documents named in the notice or accepted by ERO/BLO.
- Keep date of birth, address, relationship and old-roll linkage papers ready if relevant.
- If parent or old document is not available, ask ERO/BLO what alternative route applies.
Approved proof examples
- Birth certificate.
- Passport.
- Educational certificate.
- Government / PSU ID / PPO.
- Pre-1987 government, bank, post office or LIC document.
- Residence certificate.
- Land or house allotment document.
- Caste certificate.
- NRC, family register, forest right certificate or previous SIR extract where applicable.
Aadhaar / EPIC warning
Aadhaar and EPIC can help for identity/reference where allowed, but follow the notice if it asks for a different birth, parent, address or old-roll linkage proof.
Draft list is released
Check every family member. If the name is missing or wrong, act before the final list.
My name is not in draft list. What should I do?
- Do not wait for the final list. Act during the claims and objections period.
- If your Enumeration Form was not submitted before the cut-off date, submit Form 6 with the required Declaration Form during claims and objections, if applicable to your state schedule.
- If you are already eligible but missing, ask BLO/ERO which claim/inclusion route applies and carry proof of submission, EPIC, address and date of birth documents.
- If details are wrong but name is present, use Form 8 for correction/shifting/replacement where applicable.
- Take receipt/reference number and check status again before the final list.
Final list comes
This is the final confirmation stage. Check again even if draft list was correct.
My name is not in final list. What should I do?
- Go to BLO/ERO immediately with all proof: Enumeration Form acknowledgment, notice reply receipt, EPIC, address and date of birth documents.
- Ask for the exact reason your name is missing and get the correct official route in writing/reference if possible.
- If fresh inclusion is needed and the voter registration window is open, use Form 6 through Voters Service Portal/BLO/ERO.
- If the issue is correction, shifting of residence, EPIC replacement or PwD marking, use Form 8 where applicable.
- If you believe deletion/rejection is wrong, submit grievance/representation to ERO and keep reference number, date and copies.