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If you are eligible to vote, but your name is not on the list of electors, or if you notice an error, you can correct this situation.
You may register:
To report a change of address, we recommend that you use the Service québécois de changement d'adresse (SQCA). We will automatically receive your new address.
To correct an error, you must contact us.
To remove your name from the list of electors, you can contact us or write a short letter requesting that your name be removed from the permanent list of electors. Attach a photocopy of two pieces of identification and mail it to us.
Regardless of which option you choose, you must provide one or more supporting documents to prove your identity and address.
Until [jour -14], you can register or change your registration online. You may also apply in person until [jour -4].
Online registration or modification requests are processed from [-21 au -12].
You can register or change your registration by mail or fax until [jour -14].
From [jour -21 au jour -4], go to the office of your returning officer.
The notice of entry that you will receive by mail at the beginning of the election period indicates the location, dates and hours of operation of the office.
Note: you must register before [jour -14] if you wish to vote in advance on [jour -8] or [jour -7].
Normally, addresses are listed as of [jour -31].
If you register your name on the list of electors at the following dates and times, you can also vote in advance. Please note that voting starts half an hour later than the registration. It also ends one hour earlier, except on [jour -4].
From [jour -21 au jour -14], a family member, your spouse, or a person who lives with you can submit a request to enter your name on the list of electors or to change your entry on your behalf. They can also request a change in your entry. They will have to present your supporting documents as well as their own.
After [jour -14], only the elector themselves can file an application for registration or change to the list of electors. Please note: if you register on the list of electors during this period, you will not be able to vote during the advance polling days ([jour -8] and [jour -7]), but only during polling days at the office of the returning officer and on election day.
If you are in one of the following situations, you may have another option to enter your name on the list of electors or change your entry.
During an election period, if you move more than two weeks before the election, you must vote at the polling station of your new residence. To do this, you must change your address at the board of revisors assigned to your new address.
To remove your name from the list of electors, you can apply to change your registration online, until [jour -14]. From [jour -21 au jour -4], you can also visit the office of your returning officer.
There are two ways to register outside an election period:
To register or to change your entry on the list of electors during a by-election, go to the revision office at the address and during the hours indicated on the notice of entry sent by your municipality. Your parent, your spouse, or a person living with you may make a request for entry or a correction on your behalf.
If you don't live in the municipality, but own or co-own a building, you may be eligible to vote. Contact your returning officer to verify this.
To register, you must present two pieces of identification.
To report a change of address outside an election period, we recommend that you use the Service québécois de changement d'adresse (SQCA).
To correct an error outside an election period, you must contact us.
To remove your name from the list of electors at any time, you can contact us or write a short letter requesting that your name be removed from the permanent list of electors. Attach a photocopy of two pieces of identification and mail it to us.
To register, or to change your entry on the list of electors, go to the revision office during the hours of operation given on the notice of entry sent to you by the municipality. Your parent, your spouse, or a person living with you may make the request for entry or make a correction on your behalf.
To register, you must present two pieces of identification.
To remove your name from the list of electors, you can contact us or write a short letter requesting that your name be removed from the permanent list of electors. Attach a photocopy of two pieces of identification and mail it to us.
You may register:
To report a change of address, we recommend that you use the Service québécois de changement d'adresse (SQCA). We will automatically receive your new address.
To correct an error, you must contact us.
To remove your name from the list of electors, you can contact us or write a short letter requesting that your name be removed from the permanent list of electors. Attach a photocopy of two pieces of identification and mail it to us.
When a school election is called, we establish the list of electors. This list includes the electors found on the permanent list of electors in each of the school electoral divisions. We then send the list of electors for each English-language school board to the returning officers.
To apply for registration on the list of electors, or to make a change to your entry information, you must visit the revision office no later than [-19]. A parent, your spouse, or a person living with you may make the request for entry or make a correction on your behalf. To register, you must present two pieces of identification.
For the location, days and hours of operation of your revision office, see the notice you might receive in the mail at the beginning of the election period from your English-language school board.
To remove your name from the list of electors, you can contact us or write a short letter requesting that your name be removed from the permanent list of electors. Attach a photocopy of two pieces of identification and mail it to us.
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