The deadline for downloading the “e-Título” ends this Saturday

Voters who intend to vote using the digital version of their voter registration card must download the e-Título application by this Saturday (26). After the deadline, the app will be unavailable for download, including on voting day, this Sunday (27).

Launched in 2017, the Electoral Justice e-Título application is another of the facilities that the Electoral Justice provides to the Brazilian electorate. Currently, the application has more than 75 million downloads and more than 46 million registered accounts.

To vote in this Sunday’s elections, simply present an official document with a photo at the polling station or use the digital version of your voter registration card, which is the e-Título.

However, for identification only through the application, the voter’s profile in the app must have a registered photo, which only occurs if biometric registration with the Electoral Court has been carried out.

If this has not been done, there is no problem, explains the Electoral Court. The voter can vote using one of these official documents with a photo to vote: the identity card (General Registry or RG) or social identity (in the case of trans and transvestite people); the passport; the reservist certificate (for men who provided military service in the reserve); the work card or professional category recognized by law; or the National Driving License (CNH).

Other functions of e-Título

In addition to allowing you to obtain the digital version of your voter registration card, the e-Título provides quick and easy access to information about voters registered with the Electoral Court. Since it was launched, the application has gained several features and updates.

In it, it is possible, in addition to consulting the voting location, to issue certificates – for those who have biometrics registered –, justify absence from the election, access and issue guides for paying fines, authenticate documents issued by the Electoral Court, among other services , all without the need to go to an electoral office.