As preparations among political parties for the 2023 general elections approach top gear, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has already set a deadline for the Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise.

According to the electoral commission, the CVR for the Permanent Voters Card (PVC) ends by Thursday, June 30.
Below are very simple steps on how to get your PVC:

Present your Temporary Voter’s Card to INEC officials

To get your temporary voter’s card, visit the commission’s website for online registration

You can also visit any INEC office in your area to register as a new voter

The third step is the only available means for now because online registration ended on Monday, May 30.

Moreover, by INEC’s timetable, it is expected that eligible voters should have completed their application and scheduled appointments for biometric capture before now.

Processes for collection of PVC After the above processes for the temporary voter’s card, take the following steps to get your PVC:

Log in to INEC online registration portal
Fill in all your details

Print out the slip

Note: These steps are for those who want to transfer their registrar online or those in need of correction for their names as well as seeking to enter more details

Also bear in mind that with the online portal, people can also apply to replace their lost or damaged PVCs.

Upon filling in details and making corrections in the online registration portal, proceed to INEC offices near you or as directed by the election referee.

At the INEC office, you will proceed with your biometric capture after which your PVC will be issued to you.

Source: Legit.ng