Overview
- Voters must download and activate the e‑Título by Oct. 3 to be able to use it as a photo ID at polling places on Oct. 4.
- The e‑Título substitutes for a printed ID only if the voter completed biometric registration and their photograph appears in the app; without that photo a separate official photo ID is required.
- The Tribunal Superior Eleitoral accepts six official photo IDs at the polling place even if expired: RG (identity card), CNH (driver’s license), reservist certificate, work card, passport, and professional category card.
- On election day the app offers a geolocation-based absence justification available from 8:00–17:00 Brasília time and voters can also submit supporting documents in the app up to 60 days after the vote.
- Beyond ID use the e‑Título lets users check polling place, zone and section, consult and pay electoral debts, issue certidões, and register as a volunteer mesário, while voters with canceled registrations after the May 7 roll closure cannot vote in 2026.