Download the mobile app

This app is currently only available for Android users and is not yet available on the Google Play Store. So how do you download it? It was previously downloadable online, but the Comelec recently announced that it would only be available in pilot areas previously identified by the poll body. For its pilot run, Comelec rolled out this initiative in more than 500 cities and municipalities in the National Capital Region, Cebu City, and Davao City.

However, if you know someone who already has the app, you can copy the app through SHAREit or Bluetooth. Once you download the app, you can start using it even without an Internet connection.

(If you can’t download the app, we have instructions at the end of this article on how else you can register online.)

 

Select your application type

Users have the option to choose from their desired type of application whether it be for new registration, transfer of residence, reactivation, change of name, correction of entries, or for multiple transactions.

 

Input and confirm your personal information

Just answer the necessary details about your name, age, place of birth, residence, and other confidential personal information. After that, double-check the details you provided before confirming it by ticking the checkbox.

 

Tap generate QR code and save it to your phone gallery

After confirming your personal details, you will receive a QR code as proof that you have successfully accomplished your online voter registration form. Save it or take a screenshot of it — this will serve as your personal copy.

 

Go to a Comelec office and show your QR code 

Once you receive your QR code, you will then proceed to your local Comelec office to get your biometrics. Afterward, you will receive a printed copy of your application.

 

Is the Comelec app safe?

Yes. The app actually isn’t connected to the internet — it just generates a QR code for you to present to your local Comelec office and saves you the hassle of filling out forms.

“So it is a stand alone, meaning you don’t need to have an internet connection to access the mobile registration form app. So in that case hacking incident is remote. Considering the application that we developed is not connected to the internet,” said Comelec Commissioner Marlon Casquejo in a press conference.

 

What if you can’t download the mobile app?

Don’t worry, it’s still hassle-free. Simply log onto iRehistro.com then follow the steps, which are similar to the procedure enumerated above.

 

Hotlines

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For inquiries, you can send a message to Comelec’s social media accounts like Facebook and Twitter or call their Voter Care Center hotlines through this mobile number (09275595926).