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Delhi SIR 2026: The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral roll in Delhi has entered an important stage. Under the revised schedule, Booth Level Officers (BLOs) will visit the homes of electors who have received notices and collect the required documents. Electors covered by such notices are not required to visit the ERO/AERO office simply for the purpose of the hearing process.
The Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), Delhi, has also announced special camps at educational institutions for young electors and at polling stations to help citizens complete the required electoral-roll formalities.
What is Delhi SIR 2026?
The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) is a detailed exercise for revising the electoral roll. The Election Commission has directed the SIR process in Delhi with the objective of ensuring that eligible citizens are included in the electoral roll while ineligible entries are not retained.
The CEO Delhi website has a dedicated SIR 2026 section containing the draft electoral roll, notice lists, claims and objections information, the revised schedule and other related documents.
Delhi SIR: BLOs Will Visit the Homes of Notice-Issued Electors
One of the key updates is for electors who have received notices during the SIR process.
According to the information issued by the Delhi election authorities, BLOs will visit the homes of such electors to collect the required documents.
This means electors who have received a notice do not have to visit the ERO/AERO office merely to attend a hearing for submission of the required documents. However, if an individual receives a specific direction from the election authorities, that instruction should be followed.
October 30 Is an Important Deadline
The revised SIR schedule shown by the Chief Electoral Officer, Delhi sets October 30, 2026 as the deadline for the relevant revision activities, including filing claims and objections. The notice and disposal phase is scheduled to continue until November 30, 2026, with final publication scheduled for December 4, 2026.
| SIR Activity | Revised Schedule |
| Filing of claims and objections | 31 August to 30 October 2026 |
| Notice phase and disposal of claims/objections | 31 August to 30 November 2026 |
| Final publication | 4 December 2026 |
Therefore, voters who need to take action regarding their electoral-roll entry should not wait until the last date.
Delhi SIR: What Are Form 6, Form 7 and Form 8?
Different forms are used for different electoral-roll requirements.
- Form 6: New Voter Registration
Form 6 is used for applying for inclusion of a name in the electoral roll as a new elector. The Election Commission’s voter portal provides Form 6 for eligible citizens seeking registration.
- Form 7: Deletion or Objection
Form 7 is used for submitting an objection to a proposed inclusion or seeking deletion of an existing entry from the electoral roll.
- Form 8: Correction or Shifting
Form 8 is used for services such as shifting residence, correction of entries in the electoral roll, replacement of an EPIC in specified circumstances and marking of a PwD elector.
So, voters should select the form according to their actual requirement rather than submitting a form simply because it is mentioned in a social media post.
Special Camps for Voters
The Delhi election authorities are also organising Special Camps as part of the SIR process.
According to the information shown in the official notice, camps are being organised at:
- Educational institutions for young and new electors
- Polling stations across Delhi
- Other designated locations as notified by the election authorities
These camps are intended to make it easier for voters to complete the required electoral-roll formalities.
Voters should check the latest notification from the CEO Delhi for the exact location and timing of the camp in their area.
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Delhi SIR: Check Your Name in the Draft Electoral Roll
The CEO Delhi has asked electors to check their names in the SIR Draft Electoral Roll 2026, which was published on 31 August 2026. The name can be searched using details such as EPIC number, name or mobile number through the official voter services.
The Election Commission’s Voters’ Services Portal also provides a dedicated SIR 2026 section where users can search their name in the previous SIR electoral roll and submit documents against a notice.
How to Check and Submit Information Online -step-by-step process?
Voters can use the official ECI Voters’ Services Portal for several services related to electoral registration and SIR.
The portal currently provides options including:
- Search name in the last SIR electoral roll
- Submit documents against a notice
- New voter registration through Form 6
- Deletion through Form 7
- Correction or shifting through Form 8
The CEO Delhi website also has a dedicated SIR 2026 page containing the revised schedule, notice list, draft electoral roll and claims and objections information.
CEO Delhi SIR 2026 Official Page
What Should Voters Do Now?
If you are a Delhi elector, it is worth checking your electoral roll status rather than waiting for the final publication.
- Step 1: Search your name in the SIR Draft Electoral Roll 2026.
- Step 2: If you have received a notice, keep the required documents ready for the BLO’s visit.
- Step 3: If your name needs to be included, corrected, shifted or an existing entry needs to be challenged, use the appropriate form.
- Step 4: Complete the relevant process within the applicable deadline.
- Step 5: Keep the acknowledgement or application details for future reference.
Important: Don’t Rely Only on Social Media Posts
SIR-related information is being widely shared on WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and other platforms. However, dates, forms and procedures can change through official notifications.
For this reason, voters should verify the latest information through the Chief Electoral Officer, Delhi or the Election Commission of India before submitting documents or taking any action. The CEO Delhi website is publishing SIR-related updates, revised schedules and other official notices.
Delhi SIR 2026: Key Points at a Glance
Process: Special Intensive Revision of Electoral Roll
Location: NCT of Delhi
Draft Electoral Roll: Published on 31 August 2026
Claims & Objections: Up to 30 October 2026 under the revised schedule
Notice/Disposal Phase: Up to 30 November 2026
Final Electoral Roll: Scheduled for 4 December 2026
Notice-issued electors: BLOs to visit homes for required document collection
Form 6: New voter registration
Form 7: Objection/deletion
Form 8: Correction/shifting and related services
Special Camps: Educational institutions and polling stations
The October 30, 2026 deadline mentioned above is based on the revised SIR schedule published by the Delhi election authorities. Voters should check the latest official notification before submitting any form because election-related schedules and procedures can be revised.
