How to check if your name is in 2002-2003 electoral roll during SIR?

• To check your name on the last SIR E-Roll:
• Go to the website: https://voters.eci.gov.in/
• Go to Services and select ‘Search your name in Last SIR’.
• From the drop-down menu, choose either ‘your state’ or ‘Search by Elector Details’.

If you choose ‘your state’:

• Select your state.
• Enter District and Assembly Constituency (AC).
• Click on ‘Final Roll’.
• Complete the captcha.
• A PDF will automatically download to your device.
• Open the PDF and scroll to the second page, then check for your name, your parents’ names, or the names of other relatives.

If you choose ‘Search by Elector Details’:

• Select your state.
• Choose your district from the drop-down
• Select the Assembly Constituency (AC)
• Enter the Part Serial Number (if available)
• Elector Full Name in last SIR (2002/2003)
• Elector Relative Full Name in 2002/2003 → Enter your father’s/mother’s/husband’s name.
• Relative Type in 2002 → Choose the appropriate relationship (Father/Mother/Husband/Other).
• Select your approximate age in 2002/2003
• Section No. and Name in 2002/2003 → Select the section (if known).
• Enter the captcha shown on the screen
• Click ‘Search’
• If the details match, the system will display the corresponding SIR entry or provide access to the PDF of the roll. Open the downloaded PDF (if prompted) and check from page 2 onwards for your or your family members’ names.

Who has to fill out the SIR enumeration form?

If you are a registered voter in Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Chhattisgarh, Goa, Gujarat, Kerala, Lakshadweep, Madhya Pradesh, Puducherry, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, or West Bengal, you have to fill up the SIR Enumeration Form in the next three months to make sure your name stays on the electoral roll.

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