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Easiest Way to Apply For New Voter ID Card

The Election Commission of India has recently revolutionized the way online voter registration tasks are carried out. The reason for this revolution is the launching of the National Voters’ Service Portal. The NVSP is now the one stop web portal for all your voter registration queries. NVSP.in is now also the official website where you can apply for new voter id card in minutes. This is a quick article to instruct you how to complete new voter registration and apply for new voter id card Online on the National Voters’ Service Portal.

easiest way to apply for new voter id card

Visit NVSP.in and Apply for New Voter ID Card in Minutes

By launching the National Voters’ Service Portal, the Election Commission of India has not only eased the load on its official website, but, also made the process of new voter registration more convenient. Therefore, if you want to apply for new voter id card online, the process is now easier than ever. Following are the simple steps:

  • Visit the National Voters’ Service Portal which is www.NVSP.in
  • Click on the icon that says, ‘Apply online for registration of new user’.
  • This will take you to the online version of the Form No. 6 which is required to be filled if you want to apply for new voter id card and an entry of your name to the voters’ list.
  • The fields in the form would be in English and Hindi simultaneously. So, you would not need to Download the Hindi form no. 6 separately.
  • Fill in all the mandatory details in the online form.
  • Upload the required photograph and/or the identity, age, D.O.B proof document.[It is not mandatory to upload the documents while you apply for new voter id card online]
  • In case you were already registered as a voter in some other Constituency, you would have to enter the details of your previous registration and declare that you surrender the previous registration.
  • Save the completed form.
  • After rechecking all the filled details for errors and accuracy, you may click ‘Submit’ to complete your Online Form No. 6 application.
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Other ways to Apply for New Voter ID Card

The process to apply for new voter id card is not limited to the National Voters’ Service portal. There are other ways too. However, the method explained above is the quickest one. Here are the alternate methods to apply for new voter id card: –

Offline Method

  • Walk to the nearest Electoral Registration Officer’s office.
  • Ask for the printed copy of the Form No. 6 required to apply for new Voter ID Card.
  • Fill in all the details and attach photographs along with all the mandatory document proofs.
  • Submit the completed form either in person or via post(address to the same ERO).

Semi-Offline Method

  • Visit the Election Commission of India website.
  • Click on ‘Electoral Roll’ and then on the sub-option, ‘PDF Application Forms’.
  • Select the Form No. 6 and the language you want to download it in.
  • Print the downloaded PDF application form no. 6 required to apply for new voter id card.
  • Fill it in the same way as mentioned above.
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Please Note that this guide is meant for a first time voter or a voter who has recently shifted to another Constituency and hence, requires a new voter id card. If you are looking to apply for new voter id card because you have lost/damaged the previous one, CLICK HERE FOR THE COMPLETE GUIDE to duplicate voter id card.

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  7. HURSIKES BISWAL @ sandip says

    I.am.hursikes Biswal@Sanip I.apply new voter I card in KHURDHA district odishs that my no 9040979717

    Reply

  9. Uma Maheswary says

    Sir,
    I want to change my old voter id card to new one. How can I apply for this. Please give me a reply

    Reply

  10. Syed suhail says

    Sir

    i aplied my i`dentity card before some days but stil its showing me as processing what should i do for it .. plz can u sugest me in this .. and neee to know how to apply for voter id on line…

    Thank you..

    Reply

  24. shobha says

    Sir mera icard abhi tk nhi aya h maine 3mahine 16din pehle apply kiya tha please mujhe bta dijiye kb mujhe icard ki bohot zaroorat h
    Thank u

    Reply

  32. pintu kumar says

    Addrees-HNo.48,pathalgada,
    Village-pathalgada,ps-chandwara,Dist-koderma,jharkhand

    Sex;male
    Date of Birth;20/03/1996
    Father’s Name;Mahadev Yadav
    DTP6212229

    Reply

  33. Hemalatha says

    Respected Sir,
    My Name is Hemalatha,
    Father name – P.Kannan
    Voter ID is sjt3702362
    Coimbatore west 105

    When i give this details to find out my name in voter list . It is not found. I need to change my name and address. How to do. Please Advice.

    Reply

  42. Ayush says

    Sir/Mam,
    While Applying For Form-6 online
    There are entries in “Present Ordinary Residence”
    1.) Post Office
    2.) Tehsil
    I am not able to understand what to fill in it.
    Could You Please help Out .?
    Do i have to fill the address of nearest postoffice and tehsil ?

    Reply

    • Voter ID Card Editorial Board says

      Hi Ayush,

      Present Ordinary Address is your Current Address, where you live
      Post Office is the area you stay in. You can ask anyone around your locality and they will guide as to what is your areas Post Office name
      Tehsil is again subsection of your area like we have city,state, district, taluka etc. SO just need to fill in the name of the Post office under which your area comes and also the Tehsil of your area.

      Hope that clears your doubts.

      Reply

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