Voter Registration Card (as identification document)

A Voter Registration Card is an official document issued by the government that confirms you are registered to vote in elections. It contains your personal details, such as your name and registration number, and helps identify you as a qualified voter. While primarily used for voting purposes, it can also serve as a form of identification to verify your identity in certain situations, such as opening bank accounts or accessing government services. It’s an important part of the democratic process, ensuring that only eligible citizens participate in elections.