Verify your INEC voter status online at cvr.inecnigeria.org/vvs. Enter your state, last name, first name, and date of birth, or use your Voter Identification Number (VIN). The portal confirms whether you’re on the register, shows your polling unit, and tracks your PVC application. The Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise runs until 30 August 2026 ahead of the 16 January 2027 presidential election. If your name is missing, visit your nearest INEC Local Government office to register before the deadline.

How to verify your voter status online
- Open cvr.inecnigeria.org/vvs in your browser.
- Choose one of two verification methods: by name + date of birth, or by VIN.
- Select your State of Registration from the drop-down.
- Enter your details in the form (see fields below).
- Click Check Status.
- The portal returns one of three results: Verified (your PVC is ready or already issued), Pending (registration still being processed), or Not Found (you’re not on the register).

Method 1: Verify with name and date of birth
You’ll need:
- State of Registration
- Last Name
- First Name
- Date of Birth
Use this method if you don’t have your PVC handy. Enter the name exactly as it appears on your registration slip — minor mismatches return “Not Found”.
Method 2: Verify with VIN
You’ll need:
- State of Registration
- Last Name
- Voter Identification Number (VIN)
This method is more accurate because the VIN is unique to your record.
Where to find your VIN
Your VIN is the 19-digit number printed on the front of your Permanent Voters Card (PVC) or Temporary Voters Card (TVC). Look for the line marked “VIN” below your photograph and personal details.

2026 CVR key dates
| Activity | Date |
|---|---|
| CVR Phase 1 began | August 2025 |
| Phase 2 ended | 17 April 2026 |
| Final CVR deadline | 30 August 2026 |
| 2027 Presidential Election | 16 January 2027 |
Other things you can do on the CVR portal
- Pre-register as a new voter if you’ve turned 18 or never registered.
- Transfer your registration to a different polling unit (requires live photo verification).
- Update your details — correct misspelt name, wrong DOB, or update phone number.
- Request a replacement PVC if yours is lost, defaced, or broken.
- Track your PVC application and find your collection centre.
How to collect your PVC
When INEC announces collection, pick up your card in person at the LGA office covering your polling unit. Hours: 9 am–3 pm daily, including weekends during collection windows. Bring a valid ID. Proxy collection is not allowed — you must appear in person.
Common reasons your status shows “Not Found”
- You registered but the data hasn’t synced yet (wait 14–30 days after registration).
- You misspelt your name or entered DOB in the wrong format.
- You picked the wrong State of Registration (use the state where you registered, not where you currently live).
- You never completed registration — return to the LGA office.
FAQs
What is the official INEC verification URL?
cvr.inecnigeria.org/vvs for status verification. The full CVR portal is at cvr.inecnigeria.org.
When does INEC voter registration close for 2027?
The CVR exercise ends on 30 August 2026. Register before then to vote in the January 2027 presidential election.
Can I vote without a PVC?
No. The PVC is required for voting on election day. A registration slip alone is not accepted at polling units.
How long after registration before I can verify online?
Allow 14–30 days for INEC to update its database. If your name still doesn’t appear after 30 days, return to the LGA office with your registration slip.
Can someone else collect my PVC?
No. INEC requires the registered person to collect in person to prevent identity fraud.
What if my PVC is missing or damaged?
Apply for a replacement on cvr.inecnigeria.org under “Request for a PVC”. A small fee may apply for replacement of damaged cards.
How do I transfer my polling unit?
Log into the CVR portal, click Transfers, and follow the live photo verification step. After approval, collect your new PVC at the new LGA office.
Recommended:
How to register for your PVC online
List of INEC LGA offices and PVC pickup addresses
All INEC polling units in Nigeria — polling unit locator
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