Registration on the electoral list of a person who has become French - In France
Verified 13 août 2026 - Public Service / (Prime Minister)
It may be necessary to register. This depends on the date from which:
- You have been informed of your naturalization
- Or you have acquired nationality by declaration or express expression of will.
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You have become French since 2019
You are automatically registered on the list of electors.
You can check your registration:
Check your voter registration and polling station
If you are not registered, you must apply.
You can register throughout the year:
Online
You must use this online service:
Online application for registration on the electoral roll
You must provide the following scanned documents:
- Proof of address less than 3 months
- Proof of identity.
Warning
To vote in a particular election, you must register before a deadline.
On site
The documents to be provided vary depending on whether the request is made by you or through another person:
By yourself
You must provide the following:
- Proof of identity
- Proof of address less than 3 months
- Form cerfa n°12669 (also available in town hall).
Warning
To vote in a particular election, you must register before a deadline.
Through another person
You can have someone do this for you.
To do this, you must provide the following documents:
- A written and signed document attesting that you entrust him with this power
- Your proof of identity
- Your proof of address less than 3 months
- Form cerfa no. 12669 (also available in town hall).
Warning
To vote in a particular election, you must register before a deadline.
By post
Warning
The town hall must receive your mail no later than 6e Friday before the 1ster tower.
You must send the following documents:
- Form cerfa n°12669
- Proof of identity
- Proof of address less than 3 months old.
Warning
To vote in a particular election, you must register before a deadline.
You became French before 2019
You can check your registration on the electoral rolls:
Check your voter registration and polling station
If you are not registered, you must apply.
You can register throughout the year:
Online
You must use this online service:
Online application for registration on the electoral roll
You must provide the following scanned documents:
- Proof of address less than 3 months
- Proof of identity.
Warning
To vote in a particular election, you must register before a deadline.
On site
The documents to be provided vary depending on whether the request is made by you or through another person:
By yourself
You must provide the following:
- Proof of identity
- Proof of address less than 3 months
- Form cerfa n°12669 (also available in town hall).
Warning
To vote in a particular election, you must register before a deadline.
Through another person
You can have someone do this for you.
To do this, you must provide the following documents:
- A written and signed document attesting that you entrust him with this power
- Your proof of identity
- Your proof of address less than 3 months
- Form cerfa no. 12669 (also available in town hall).
Warning
To vote in a particular election, you must register before a deadline.
By post
Warning
The town hall must receive your mail no later than 6e Friday before the 1ster tower.
You must send the following documents:
- Form cerfa n°12669
- Proof of identity
- Proof of address less than 3 months old.
Warning
To vote in a particular election, you must register before a deadline.
The electoral map is sent by post to your home no later than 3 days before the 1ster election round (or referendum).
If your electoral card was not distributed to you before the election or referendum, it is kept at the polling station. You can retrieve it by presenting a identity document.
Warning
If you live in New Caledonia, you can check your registration on the electoral rolls using of this online service. You can register on the general electoral list of New Caledonia throughout the year. But to vote in a particular election, you have to do that before a deadline.
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Administrative information by telephone - Allô Service Public
For more information on this subject, you can contact Allô Service Public.
Please note: the service does not have access to users' personal files and therefore cannot provide information on their progress.
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- Mardi : de 08h30 à 12h15
- Mercredi : de 08h30 à 12h15
- Jeudi : de 08h30 à 17h30
- Vendredi : de 13h00 à 16h15
- Service free
The informants who answer you belong to the Ministry of the Interior.
Ex officio registration (Articles L11 II 2°)
Conditions for registration and removal from consular electoral lists from 2019
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