How to change address in Voter ID card (GP)-converted

1. How to change address in Voter ID card: Step by Step Procedure The Voter ID card is one of the most important documents issued by the government. It is also known as an election card issued by the Indian Electoral Commission. It serves as a standard ID, address, and proof of age for other purposes such as applying for a passport. It was first introduced in 1993 during the administration of the Chief Election Commissioner TN Seshan. The Voter ID card allows the holder to participate in the election and elect representatives who will govern the country, make laws, and administering the country, state, or local body. The Constitution of India grants all citizens of India over the age of 18 the right to vote, subject to reasonable limits. For these reasons, it is important to make sure that all the information mentioned on the ID card is updated and correct. Once you have shifted to a new residence, for example, you must renew your voting ID card to reflect your current address. Your name should be added to the election list in the region where you currently reside and should be removed from the list of districts where you previously lived. The Election Commission of India has simplified the process of changing your address on your voting ID card. Instead of making various forms to enter your name, change the address on your voter ID card, and remove your name from your old constituency, you can now do all this with one application form. How to change address in voter ID card? Transferring your address in your voter ID card can be done by submitting an application form and proof of your current address to the Electoral Officer in your region. Known as changing the name from the election list, your name will be removed from your old regional election list and moved to the new one, storing all your details. Your address will be changed and you will be given another voting ID card. This process can be started both online and offline, making it easier for all voters who have changed their address to transfer their addresses to their voter ID card. Step-by-Step Process to Change Address in Voter ID card Transferring your address in your voter ID card can be done by following the steps given below: Step 1: Collect a copy of Form 8A, Application form for Change of Entry in Electoral Roll at your nearest electoral office.

2. Step 2: Fill in the required information on the form, such as your full name, region or union area, address, constituency, etc. Step 3: Attach proof of your current residential address, such as a copy of your electricity/telephone bills, bank passbook, etc. Step 4: Send the form to your nearest electoral office. You will be given a reference number, which you can use to track your voting id status. Step 5: Your application will be confirmed, and upon successful confirmation, you will be provided with a voting ID card with your updated address. Step 6: You will receive a notification regarding the inclusion of your name in your current local election list where you recently shifted. Online process for change of address in a Voter ID card To make it easier for voters to change their address on their voter ID cards, the Indian Electoral Commission has also introduced an online application system. To transfer your current address to your voter ID card, kindly follow the instructions provided below: Step 1. Go to the website of the Chief Election Officer of your State or Union Territory and select the "Online Voter Registration" option. Step 2. Select Form 8A among the options provided, where the online form will appear in a new tab. Step 3. Fill in the details as needed, such as your name and address, state, region, as your new address. Step 4. Upload a document that mentions your current address (such as an Aadhaar card, bank passbook, utility bill, or any other official document) Step 5. Once you have filled and uploaded the documents, submit the form online. Step 6. You will get a reference number, which you can use to track your application online. Step 7. Once you submit your application, it will be verified by the Electoral Officer. Step 8. Upon successful verification, you will receive your voter ID card with a mention of your present address. How to change the address on your voter ID card from one state to another? If you have moved your permanent residence from one assembly constituency to another, you will need to update the new residential address on your voter ID card. Your name has to be transferred from your old constituency electoral roll to the new electoral roll.

3. Otherwise, you will not be able to vote in any constituency. Voter ID serves not only as your ticket to vote in national and assembly elections but also as proof of identity and address. Instead of applying for a new voter ID in a new assembly constituency, you can change your address on the voter ID card. Using Form Form-8A, you can apply for a change of your permanent address on the election card. You can apply online on the NVSP website or visit the nearest election electoral office in your area. You will need to provide proof of a new residential address in the form of electricity or gas bills. Form for Change of address in voting ID card Transferring your address in your voter ID card can be done by applying for transposition of entry in the electoral roll. This will automatically update your voter ID card, as well as the regional election list. Form 8A must be submitted on the application. The online form is available on the websites of the Chief Electoral Officers of all States and the Union Territory, as well as on the website of the Election Commission of India. It can also be downloaded from these sites. The form is also available at all election offices across the country. When you complete the form, you will be asked to provide your name, address, state or Union Territory, region, voting ID number among other details. You will also have to submit proof of your current address, such as passport, electricity or gas bill, or any official document. FAQs of How to change address in Voter Id. Who can submit Form 8A? Form 8A can be submitted by any person, whose name is already on the electoral roll. Where to file Form 8A? Form 8 can be filed at selected locations where the draft voter list is published during the correction period. It can also be filed with the Assistant Electoral Registration Officer and Electoral Registration Officer of the constituency. Draft voter lists are usually published in places where polling stations are located. If the review period is not available, the form may be submitted to the Electoral Registrar Officer (regional) only. How do you fill form 8A? Form 8A must be filled up as follows:

4. Step 1. In Part I of the form, write your name, Part No, and serial No. of the election document in which you registered. Write down your EPIC (Electors Photo Identity Card) number and fill in some details. Step 2. In Part II of the form, write the full new address (you must attach proof of address). Step 3. In Part III of the form, state the time you stayed at the new address. Step 4. In Part IV of the form, write Part No. of the list of elections where residents of the area you have switched to register. This category is optional and if you do not have the information, you can leave it blank. Step 5. Part V of the form should only be filled if you are applying for some other person's transposition of entry. You must submit this application form to the Electoral Registrar of the district/ constituency where the transposition of entry will take place.