SIR Online Form: Official Website Link, Process and FAQs You Need to Know

The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) is a flagship program of the Election Commission of India (ECI) to verify, update, and include electoral rolls across the country. It is a special verification exercise beyond the usual updates of the voter lists with the detailed verification that sometimes requires door-to-door data collection and can be done through an online application.

During the process of SIR, the Booth Level Officials (BLO) are, among others ways, collecting to verify details of the voters, receive new applications from prospective voters, and strike off duplicate or invalid voters.

 This is critical in identifying new eligible voters, as well as assuring transparency and integrity in elections. Citizens can fill out the SIR form online on the ECI portal or offline through the respective BLO in their locality. The SIR drives participation to assure that every eligible citizen’s name is accurately displayed on the electoral roll.

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What is SIR?

The Special Intensive Revision of Electoral Rolls (SIR) is a comprehensive verification process of the voter list/activity undertaken by the Election Commission of India to 'make sure the electoral rolls are free from errors and the lists are up to date.'

SIR aims to 'clean' electoral data and update the voter list to support transparent and fair elections in the future. During the Special Intensive Revision, citizens may be required to fill out a "enumeration form" (online or offline) to verify or correct their information and or those of other individuals in the electoral roll.

More than 49 Crore Electors receive the Enumeration Forms of SIR Phase II in 12 States/ UTs

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— Election Commission of India (@ECISVEEP) November 16, 2025

Where to Access the Form?

You can use the following government sources to access the SIR form or learn more:

India's Election Commission (ECI) Voter Portal: Go to the official Voter's Services Portal to complete or submit one of the different forms they have for voters, including the SIR form.

Individual State Edition CEO Websites: All of the states and union territories have their own CEO websites. 

For example, Kerala is CEO Kerala and has all the information you need about SIR and how to participate. Similarly, Delhi is CEO Delhi for a similar purpose. Both sites also have an SIR drive page.

Always make sure that it is an official ".gov.in" website before you submit any personal information or documents.

SIR Process Step-by-Step

Here’s the SIR process explained in simple, original words step by step:

Official Announcement

The Election Commission publishes a formal notification (under the Representation of the People Act) pointing out which state or Union territories will go through SIR and the dates on which this will happen. 

Door-to-door Checks by BLOs

Booth Level Officers go to each household in the locality during the time of the enumeration window. They check existing entries, collect details of new eligible voters, and issue or note down the enumeration forms. 

Online Submission (Where applicable) 

Where there is support for online submission, residents will submit an enumeration form online - this is usually by submitting their EPIC number and then viewing submitted details, by consent e-sign or OTP, and submitted electronically. 

Document Checks and Data Capture

The details submitted will be verified on the spot either by the BLO or subsequently by an official. The authorities may ask applicants to show or upload identification, proof of address, and proof of age etc. Note that registering voters might also be required to re-submit their details in many places. 

Draft Rolls are Published

Following the verification process, authorities will publish a draft electoral roll, wherein, the public is able to view it and claim or object if their name is not on it or any particulars are incorrect.

Finalization (Additions, Removals, Corrections)

Authorities will consider claims/objections, will add, remove, and/or correct electoral information as necessary, and then publish the final electoral roll at a later date. 

West Bengal Voter List: Guide to link your EPIC and Mobile number

To facilitate the West Bengal voters in updating their particulars electronically, the Election Commission of India has provided a more convenient option to update details online during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR).

An important step before submitting your SIR form online is to link your EPIC (Voter ID) number with your mobile number.

Linking your EPIC (Voter ID) number with your mobile number will help to authenticate your identity during the online submission of the SIR form.

Step-by-step Process: 

• Visit the official voter portal: voters.eci.gov.in.

• Click on “Sign Up” and enter your mobile number, email ID, and captcha code.

• Verify your number using the OTP sent to your phone.

• Log in and enter your EPIC number to link it with your mobile.

• Once linked, you can proceed to fill and submit your SIR form online.

Uttar Pradesh Voter List: Guide to Link Your EPIC and Mobile Number

For the voters in Uttar Pradesh, the significance of linking your EPIC (Electors’ Photo Identity Card) number to a valid mobile number will only continue to grow leading up to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Below is a step-by-step guide to help you complete this task with ease:

• Official Website Access: Access the UP CEO website or the national voter portal to commence the process.
• Register Your Mobile Number: Register with your mobile number and email (if relevant) to create or log in to your account.
• Provide Your EPIC Number: Provide your 10-digit EPIC (Voter ID) number exactly as printed on your card to associate it with your mobile number.
• Validating through OTP/e-Sign: Validate the linking by using the OTP sent to your mobile or e-sign verification through Aadhaar.
• SIR Form Submission: After successful registration, fill and submit the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) form online or offline to ensure your name is included in the voters list.

Madhya Pradesh SIR: Latest Updates

• Special Intensive Revision (SIR) is being held in Madhya Pradesh from 4 November to 4 December 2025, wherein voters are to check their details, add a new name, or correct mistakes on the voter list.
• The draft voter list for MP will be available around 8-9 December 2025. After the draft list is published, people can file claims and objections until early January 2026.
• Voters can submit the SIR forms online using the ECI Voter Portal or the MP CEO website if their mobile number is linked to their voter ID.
• The final updated voter list for MP will be published on 7 February 2026. Voters are advised to check their names as early as possible, and especially if they are new voters who will turn 18 years old on or before 1 January 2026, as any corrections may take time.

Tamil Nadu SIR Online Form

• On November 4, 2025, the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) commences in Tamil Nadu, which requires every voter to fill out a new enumeration form.
• The SIR form can be submitted online either through the ECI Voter Portal or the ECInet app.
• Voters can sign in with their EPIC number or their registered mobile number, with OTP verification.
• New voters or migrant voters need to attach proof of age or identification, but the majority of voters do not require attachment of a document.
• The draft list of voters will be made available on December 9, 2025, and after objections/suggestions, the final voter list will be published on February 7, 2026.

SIR Form Correction - How to Edit or Correct, Eligibility and Process

• Eligible users include citizens of India aged 18 and above and who are already present on the electoral roll.
• Corrections may be submitted by utilizing the NVSP portal, Voter Helpline App or have assistance from a Booth Level Officer (BLO).
• Users must upload or submit valid documentation for corrections, these include any ID proof, address proof, or age certificate.
• Once the form is submitted it is subject to verification by the BLO or Electoral Registration Officer (ERO).
• Upon successful verification it is amended in the voter list and the corrected details can be downloaded in the amended voter slip.

Conclusion 

The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) is essential for keeping accurate, transparent, and up-to-date voter's lists through the verification of all entries and inclusion of new voters to guarantee fair and inclusive elections. We encourage the participation of citizens in this democratic process by timely submitting their forms to protect their right to vote and bolster democracy.