If a voter has moved within the same county, the voter may update their address online at www.Texas.gov. Voters that are active or in suspense can update their name and/or residence address through this secure website.
If a voter has access to a printer, the voter can use the SOS Informal Online Application to complete a voter registration application. This application can be printed and mailed to the applicable county voter registrar. When the voter selects their county of residence, it will preprint the county voter registrar’s address on the form so that when the voter mails it, they send it directly to their county voter registrar.
If a voter does not have access to a printer, the voter can request that a blank postage-paid voter registration application be mailed directly to the voter. The voter can fill out the request form on the SOS website. Counties can also mail blank applications to voters upon request.
If a voter has their current voter registration certificate, they may make any necessary corrections or updates to the certificate, sign it and return it to the voter registrar.
Register2Vote.org is a third-party website that provides a remote printing option for voters. Voters can complete a form online and have a pre-filled application sent to them for completion. The voter must complete the form, sign it, and mail it in the included postage-paid envelope. This form is sent directly to the county voter registrar.