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Register to vote (paper forms)

You'll be able to register to vote if you're a British citizen, part of the armed forces, a Crown Servant or British Council employee.

Published 29 April 2015
Last updated 18 April 2018 — see all updates

• From: Cabinet Office

You can no longer register to vote in the 3 May elections. You can still register for future elections.

Other ways to register

You can register to vote online.

Alternatively, you can contact your local Electoral Registration Office and ask them to post a form to you. You’ll then need to return the completed form to your local Electoral Registration Office.

Registering in Northern Ireland

You’ll need to use different forms if you live in Northern Ireland.

Paper forms

1. Register to vote if you're living in the UK

   • 29 April 2015
   • Form

2. Register to vote if you're living abroad

   • 29 April 2015
   • Form

3. Register to vote as a Crown Servant or British Council employee

   • 29 April 2015
   • Form

4. Register to vote if you haven't got a fixed or permanent address

   • 9 March 2015
   • Form

5. Register to vote anonymously

   • 29 April 2015
   • Form

6. Register to vote if you're in the armed forces

   • 29 April 2015
   • Form

Published 29 April 2015
Last updated 18 April 2018 + show all updates

1. 18 April 2018 Callout added to explain that you can no longer register to vote for the May 3rd elections.
2. 29 April 2015 First published.