How to Check SIR Form Status Online? Know Your Voter Form Accepted or Rejected

Q: My name was in the old voter list but is missing now after SIR—what should I do?

First, call the toll-free helpline 1950 and explain your problem—they will guide you. Second, visit your local BLO or Electoral Registration Officer (ERO) office with proof (Aadhaar, old voter ID, ration card, passport, etc.)

Q: What is the fastest way to get help if I'm confused about SIR Form Status or missing name?

Dial 1950 (toll-free voter helpline) this is available 24/7, they speak your language. Or download the Voter Helpline app and raise a query or contact your BLO.

SIR Form Status:

We’ll explain here everything about how to check SIR Form status online by state wise. If you filled the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026 Enumeration Form (the voter verification form), it’s super important to know whether your form was accepted (uploaded by BLO) or rejected/pending. This helps confirm your name is safe in the updated voter list for upcoming elections.

If your name was in the draft roll but got dropped in the final one, you have a limited appeal window usually 15 days from the final publication date. File an appeal with the District Election Officer (DEO), who is typically the District Magistrate in your area. Provide proof of eligibility (Aadhaar, passport, birth certificate, ration card, or old voter ID) and explain why you think the deletion was wrong (e.g., you were present, no shift/death).

If the DEO rejects your appeal, you can escalate it within another 15 days to the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of your state. Contact your local BLO (Booth Level Officer) or ERO (Electoral Registration Officer) office for help—they can guide you on the exact appeal process and forms needed.

What Was SIR 2026 and Why Check the Form Status?

Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026 was a massive cleanup drive by the Election Commission of India (ECI) to make voter lists 100% accurate and clean. Booth Level Officers (BLOs) went door-to-door, collected Enumeration Forms from every voter, and uploaded them online.

Check SIR Form Status Uttar Pradesh (UP)	Click Here
Check SIR Form Status Bihar	Click Here
Check SIR Form Status West Bengal (WB)	Click Here
Check SIR Form Status Tamil Nadu	Click Here
Check SIR Form Status Kerala	Click Here
Check SIR Form Status Rajasthan	Click Here
Check SIR Form Status Madhya Pradesh (MP)	Click Here
Check SIR Form Status Gujarat	Click Here
Check SIR Form Status Chhattisgarh	Click Here
Check SIR Form Status Puducherry	Click Here
Check SIR Form Status Goa	Click Here
Check SIR Form Status Andaman and Nicobar	Click Here
Check SIR Form Status Maharahtra	Click Here

The 12 States/UTs where SIR 2026 happened (Phase II)

Uttar Pradesh (UP)
West Bengal
Tamil Nadu
Kerala
Rajasthan
Madhya Pradesh
Gujarat
Chhattisgarh
Puducherry
Goa
Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Lakshadweep

Why is Important Old SIR List for Voter?

Remove fake/dead/shifted voters and add new eligible ones. If your form was accepted, your details got included in the draft → final roll. If not, you might have been marked Absent/Shifted/Dead (ASD), and your name could be missing now. The SIR process is over! Final electoral rolls were published in February 2026 (dates varied slightly by state, e.g., around 14-28 Feb). So, instead of old form status, check if your name is in the final voter list today. But the old status check method still helps understand what happened.

Step-by-Step: How to Check SIR Form Status Online (ECI Portal Guide)

First of all visit the official website of voters.

After that you have to click on “Login” button, enter your mobile number & captcha code and click on “Request OTP” button.

Once login at the official site then click “Fill Enumeration Form” or “Special Intensive Revision (SIR) – 2026”

Now select your state name.

After that you have to enter your EPIC number and click on the “search” button.

Now, the status of your SIR form will be displayed online.

If shows “Form Already Submitted” or “Accepted/Uploaded by BLO” means your form was accepted!
If show “Not Submitted” / “Pending” / “Rejected” .That mean there was an issue (maybe BLO didn’t upload it).
Now (post-final publication), it may show “Your details in Final Roll” or redirect to voter list search.

If Form Status Shows Issue or Name Missing Now – What to Do?

If your SIR Form Status shows an issue (like pending, rejected, or not uploaded) or your name is now missing from the final voter list after the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026, don’t panic because there are still clear steps you can take to fix it. Since the final electoral rolls were published in February 2026 (around 14-28 Feb depending on the state), the SIR cleanup process is complete.

The first thing to do is double-check your status properly: Go to voters.eci.gov.in or electoralsearch.eci.gov.in, enter your EPIC number, name, or mobile details to search the current roll. If your name truly isn’t there (and it was in older lists or you believe it should be), act quickly because missing names can prevent you from voting in upcoming elections like state assemblies in 2026.

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FAQs

What does it mean if my SIR Form Status shows “Issue” or “Pending/Rejected”?

It usually means your Enumeration Form (the voter verification form you filled during SIR 2026) was not properly uploaded by the BLO (Booth Level Officer) or there was some mistake in details. Now that the final voter list is out (February 2026), the most important thing is to check if your name is still in the current voter roll.

How do I quickly check if my name is in the final voter list after SIR 2026?

Go to voters.eci.gov.in or electoralsearch.eci.gov.in. Enter your EPIC (Voter ID) number, name, date of birth, or mobile number and download the full PDF of your area from the portal

My name was in the old voter list but is missing now after SIR—what should I do?

First, call the toll-free helpline 1950 and explain your problem—they will guide you. Second, visit your local BLO or Electoral Registration Officer (ERO) office with proof (Aadhaar, old voter ID, ration card, passport, etc.)

Can I appeal if my name was wrongly removed during SIR 2026?

Yes, but the time is short, usually only 15 days from the final publication date

Is it still possible to add my name to the voter list even after SIR is over?

Yes! The Election Commission keeps accepting new registrations, corrections, and transfers all year. Use Form 6 (new name), Form 8 (correction), or Form 6A/7 (other cases) on voters.eci.gov.in. You can do it online with OTP or offline at BLO/ERO office. New names get added in the next quarterly update.

What is the fastest way to get help if I’m confused about SIR Form Status or missing name?

Dial 1950 (toll-free voter helpline) this is available 24/7, they speak your language. Or download the Voter Helpline app and raise a query or contact your BLO.