Elections
Single electoral register

The civil status that appears on your electoral card is now that recorded in the Répertoire National d'Identification des Personnes Physiques (RNIPP) managed by insee on the basis of the information transmitted :

• By the communes for people born in metropolitan France, the French overseas departments, Saint-Pierre et Miquelon, Saint-Martin or French Polynesia.
• By the social sphere for people born abroad, in New Caledonia or Wallis and Futuna

The purpose of the RNIPP is to verify the official civil status of voters.

However, errors may occur and you can ask for them to be corrected:

After moving house, you may want to change the address on your electoral card. Depending on your situation, the procedure will vary:

• If you're in the same commune, all you need to do is notify your town hall of your change of address, bringing your identity card or passport (original and copy) and proof of address. This will enable you to receive your electoral card and remain on the electoral roll.
• In a new commune, you will need to go to the town hall of your new home with your identity card or passport (and a copy), proof of address and a cerfa form n°12669*01 (available from the town hall) to change your address on your electoral map.

Thanks to the Maprocuration teleservice, you can apply for a power of attorney online.