There is no doubt that technology has made our life easier. Compared to earlier, doing every work has become easy and time saving. Today most of the services are available online. Whether you need your high school certificate for work, Aadhaar card download or passport, all these are available online. People use Digilocker to keep their documents digitally saved. All types of documents are saved in this app and can be presented anywhere if needed. Now people do not need to roam around with files in their hands like before. Today, through this article, know how you can download your Voter ID card digitally. Yes, it is possible and you can also save it in mobile. This article is no less than a boon for those whose voter-id card has been lost.
It is through the Voter ID card that we cast our votes during elections and elect the government. Voter ID is one of the important documents of India. Any person above 18 years can apply for Voter ID card. You do not need to go anywhere to apply. You can do this work sitting at home.
Step-by-step download like this
To download Voter ID, it is necessary that your mobile number is linked to the Voter ID card. If your number is not linked, then first link your number by visiting the Election Commission of India portal. To link the number to the voter card, first of all you go to the official website of the Election Commission. After clicking on the home page, click on Form 8. If you want to download your own voter ID card, then click on self, if you are downloading the family, then choose the option of family. After this, click on Correction of Entries in the voter list and submit it by entering the phone number. Note, it may take a few days for the phone number to be linked.
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Once your phone number is linked, visit the website again. Now enter the EPIC number and let it get verified. After verification, an OTP will come on your phone number, enter it and download your voter card. Save it in mobile or laptop for future reference.
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