Resident Electors
Advance registration for resident electors is now closed. If you are not already registered, you can register when you vote (see section below).
Non-Resident Property Electors
Registration for Non-Resident Property Electors is accepted throughout the duration of the election process, concluding at the close of the General Local Election.
To register in advance, please complete the Registration Application Form and Multiple Property Owner Consent Form (if applicable). Once complete, please make an appointment with the Election Office (elections@cnv.org or 604-220-1361) to submit your forms.
In addition to voting in person, you can also apply to vote by mail. Information on the City's mail voting process can be found in the How to Vote section on the website.
If you are not on the voter’s list, you can register at a voting place during Advance Voting, on General Voting Day, or when requesting a mail ballot package.
To register, you must show two pieces of identification that prove your identity and residential address. One piece must include your signature (e.g., driver’s licence, BC Services Card). If neither document shows your residential address, you may make a solemn declaration.
Non-resident property electors must show two pieces of identification (at least one with a signature) to prove identity and eligibility in relation to the property (e.g., property tax notice, certificate of title). If applicable, written consent from the majority of property owners must be provided. Only one owner may register as a non resident property elector.
When registering at a voting location, it's recommended you complete the Registration Application Form and Multiple Property Owner Consent Form (if applicable) before coming to the voting location.
Please also bring two pieces of identification: one showing your name and current address, and one showing your name and signature.
When registering to vote, you will need to provide two pieces of acceptable identification.
These two pieces of identification will prove who you are and where you live (i.e. name and residential address). One piece of identification must also include your signature.
Suggested Types of Identification
- BC CareCard
- BC Identification Card
- BC Services Card
- BC Driver's License
- Birth Certificate
- Canadian Passport or Citizenship card
- Certificate of Indian Status
- Credit or Debit Card
- Income Tax Assessment
- Metis Certificate Status
- Monthly Report/Request for Continued Income Assistance
- Nexus Border Card
- Owner's Certificate of Insurance and Vehicle License issued by ICBC
- Property tax notice issued by the City of North Vancouver
- Social Insurance Card
- Statutory Declaration/Sworn Affidavit (from a notary public, lawyer, or commissioner for taking affidavits)
- Student Identification Card
- Utility bill (electricity, natural gas. water, telephone, or cable service)