FAQs

Q: WHEN IS THE DEADLINE FOR VOTER'S REGISTRATION?

A: Extended voter's registration period is from Oct 11-30; Monday-Friday, no Saturdays except for the last day (October 30) 8AM-5PM.

Q: WHICH MALLS HAVE SATELLITE VOTER'S REGISTRATION SITES?

A: To see the updated and complete list of in-mall registration sites, click below:

Q: WHY DO I NEED TO REGISTER TO VOTE?

A: Voting is a right which all of our national heroes fought for. It is our duty as citizens to use this right and not put their sacrifices to waste.

Some have died fighting for this right such as Jose Rizal and Andres Bonifacio. Alongside them are Apolinario Mabini and Melchora Aquino who have also fought for our freedom. Because of them, we earned right to vote and elect our own leaders.

Aurora Quezon on the other hand, is one of the first advocates for women's suffrage.

Q: WHERE DO I GET REGISTERED?

A: Just use the map on this website to know where your nearest COMELEC OEO or satellite voter's registration site is located, based on your current address.

Q: WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR VOTER’S REGISTRATION?

A: Fill up the application form and health declaration form found on the iRehistro, COMELEC website, and OEO. Also bring one (1) valid ID from the ones below:

Work ID
Postal ID
PWD Discount ID
School ID
Senior Citizen's ID
Driver's License
NBI Clearance
Passport
SSS/GSIS ID
IBP ID
PRC License
NCIP Certificate of Confirmation

Make sure it has your name, signature, photo, and current address.

Q: WHERE DO I START MY ONLINE VOTER’S REGISTRATION ?

A: Head on over to the iRehistro site go start your online voter's registration application. However, remember that you would still have to go physically to your nearest COMELEC OEO to complete your application.

Q: WHAT ARE THE COVID-19 HEALTH PROTOCOLS AT THE COMELEC OEO OR SATELLITE VOTER’S REGISTRATION SITE?

A: Before leaving the house, make sure to wear your face shield and face mask. Also bring alcohol, as well as your printed and accomplished form and health declaration forms from iRehistro.

You must wear your face mask and face shield at all times, Sanitize your hands before and after touching surfaces. And follow the physical distancing protocol by staying 6 feet apart from other people.

Q: What are the steps for TRANSFER OF REGISTRATION RECORD?

A: Step 1: Accomplish the form and schedule your appointment online at irehistro.comelec.gov.ph, or download the form at comelec.gov.ph or get the form available for free at the Office of the Election Officer and accomplish it manually using a ballpen.

Step 2: Fill out necessary information in the form.

Step 3: Tick the oval for APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF REGISTRATION RECORD.

Step 4: Prepare three (3) copies of the form on long bond copy paper (8.5 "x 13"), back to back. Do not affix your thumbmark and signature yet.

Step 5: Download and fill out the Health Declaration Form

Step 6: Prepare the original and photocopy of 1 or more valid IDs bearing your name, signature, and current address.

Step 7: Submit necessary requirements to your designated OEO.

Q: What are the steps for for REACTIVATION WITH TRANSFER?

Step 2: Fill out necessary information in the form.

Step 3: Tick the ovals APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF REGISTRATION RECORD and APPLICATION FOR REACTIVATION OF REGISTRATION RECORD

Step 4: Prepare three (3) copies of the form on long bond copy paper (8.5 "x 13"), back to back. Do not affix your thumbmark and signature yet.

Step 5: Download and fill out the Health Declaration Form

Step 6: Prepare the original and photocopy of 1 or more valid IDs bearing your name, signature, and current address.

Step 7: Submit necessary requirements to your designated OEO.

Q: What are the steps for REACTIVATION of registration record?

Step 2: Fill out necessary information in the form.

Step 3: Tick the ovals for APPLICATION FOR REACTIVATION OF REGISTRATION RECORD

Step 4: Prepare three (3) copies of the form on long bond copy paper (8.5 "x 13"), back to back. Do not affix your thumbmark and signature yet.

Step 5: Download and fill out the Health Declaration Form

Step 6: Prepare the original and photocopy of 1 or more valid IDs bearing your name, signature, and current address.

Step 7: Submit necessary requirements to your designated OEO.

Q: What are the steps for CHANGE OF NAME DUE TO MARRIAGE OR COURT ORDER / CORRECTION OF ENTRIES IN THE VOTER'S REGISTRATION RECORD?

Step 2: Fill out necessary information in the form.

Step 3: Tick the ovals for APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME DUE TO MARRIAGE OR COURT ORDER / CORRECTION OF ENTRIES IN THE VOTER'S REGISTRATION RECORD

Step 4: Prepare three (3) copies of the form on long bond copy paper (8.5 "x 13"), back to back. Do not affix your thumbmark and signature yet.

Step 5: Download and fill out the Health Declaration Form

Step 6: Prepare the original and photocopy of 1 or more valid IDs bearing your name, signature, and current address.

Step 7: Submit necessary requirements to your designated OEO.

Q: What are the steps for correcting a mispelled name or other TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR?

Step 2: Fill out necessary information in the form.

Step 3: Tick the ovals for APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME DUE TO MARRIAGE OR COURT ORDER / CORRECTION OF ENTRIES IN THE VOTER'S REGISTRATION RECORD

Step 4: Prepare three (3) copies of the form on long bond copy paper (8.5 "x 13"), back to back. Do not affix your thumbmark and signature yet.

Step 5: Download and fill out the Health Declaration Form

Step 6: Prepare the original and photocopy of 1 or more valid IDs bearing your name, signature, and current address.

Step 7: Submit necessary requirements to your designated OEO.

Q: How do I get a voter’s ID?

A: The printing of Voter's IDs has been suspended since 2012. Instead, you may secure a Voter's Certification if you need a document proving that you are a registered voter.

If you registered BEFORE 2012 and your registration status is active, go to the Office of the Election Officer at the place where you are registered to claim your voter's ID.
If you registered beginning 2012 up to the present, you will no longer be issued a voter's ID.

Q: How do I get a voter’s certification?

A: Step 1: Prepare 1 (one) valid ID and P75.00 payment (Free of charge for senior citizens and PWD)

Step 2: Go to the Office of the Election Officer in the district/city/municipality where you are registered, or to the COMELEC Main Office in Intramuros, Manila and request for the certificate.

If the voter is not available to apply for it personally, it may be secured through an authorized representative. Prepare the following additional requirements:

Authorization letter,
(2) original and photocopy of 1 valid ID of the voter,
and (3) original and photocopy of 1 valid ID of the authorized representative.

Q: How to check if I am already a registered voter?

A: To verify your voter registration status, you may do the following:

Inquire directly with the Office of the Election Officer (OEO) in the district/city/municipality where you are registered.
Inquire with the Information Technology Department (ITD) at tel. no. 8527-9365 or 8526-7769.

Q: I just submitted my application, can I now request for voter's certification?

A: Your application still has to undergo Election Registration Board (ERB) hearing for approval/disapproval, and this is conducted every quarter. Only after approval of your application will you be able to secure a voter's certification.