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Step-By-Step Guide On How To Register For Permanent Voter Card (PVC)

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As preparations gradually begin ahead of future elections in Nigeria, many eligible citizens are seeking information on how to obtain their Permanent Voter Card (PVC).

The Permanent Voter Card, issued by the Independent National Electoral Commission, is required for participation in elections across the country.

Below is a simple step-by-step guide on how Nigerians can register for their PVC.

Step 1: Confirm Eligibility

Before registering, applicants must:

  • Be a Nigerian citizen
  • Be at least 18 years old
  • Reside, work, or originate from the area where they intend to register
  • Not already possess a PVC

Step 2: Visit INEC Online Registration Portal

Eligible applicants are expected to begin the process online through the official INEC Continuous Voter Registration portal.

Visit:

https://cvr.inecnigeria.org/

Applicants will be required to create an account using:

  • Email address
  • Phone number
  • Password

Step 3: Fill In Personal Information

After creating an account, applicants will provide details including:

  • Full name
  • Date of birth
  • State and Local Government Area
  • Residential address
  • Occupation
  • Gender

Applicants are advised to ensure all information is accurate to avoid future correction issues.

Step 4: Upload Required Documents

Applicants may be asked to upload:

  • A clear passport photograph
  • Supporting identification document (where necessary)

Accepted identification documents may include:

  • National Identification Number (NIN)
  • International Passport
  • Driver’s License
  • School ID Card

Step 5: Schedule Physical Capture

After completing the online process, applicants will select a preferred registration center and date for physical biometric capture.

This stage is compulsory because INEC officials will capture:

  • Fingerprints
  • Facial photograph
  • Signature

Step 6: Visit INEC Registration Centre

Applicants must visit the selected INEC registration center with:

  • Their registration slip
  • Any required identification document

Biometric verification will then be completed physically.

Step 7: Collect Your PVC

After successful registration and processing, applicants will receive information from INEC regarding the date and venue for PVC collection.

Applicants are advised to keep their registration slip safe until collection is completed.

Important Things To Know

  • PVC registration is free
  • Applicants should avoid paying anyone for registration
  • Double registration is illegal
  • Registration can only be done through official INEC channels
  • This is the LAST PHASE of registration and it is expected to run from 11th May 2026 to 10th July 2026. 9am - 3pm Mondays - Fridays

For more information and updates, Nigerians are encouraged to follow announcements from the Independent National Electoral Commission.

This civic education piece was supported by Inter-Tribe Community Support Forum as part of efforts to promote voter awareness and democratic participation.


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