Your ballot can still reach you wherever you're staying, and you can still vote in your community’s districts. L.A. County has made it simple to add a new mailing address to your registration.
Prefer to update by phone?
Call (800) 815-2666, Option 2.
You don't need to change your registration. Just add a mailing address so your ballot is delivered to where you are right now. Your voting district stays the same, so you can still vote on the local issues that matter to your neighborhood. Here's how:
Navigate to the official California Online Voter portal to begin your update securely.
Get StartedComplete the form and enter your legal name, date of birth, and SSN or CA Driver's License number.
Provide your temporary or permanent address to ensure you get your ballot.
Review your information and get a digital confirmation of the update.
Once your registration is complete, it's time to Make A Plan To Vote. This tool walks you through your options step by step, from choosing how to cast your ballot to finding the nearest Ballot Drop Box or Vote Center.
L.A. County residents directly impacted by the fires can request free copies of vital records and property records to support their recovery. Follow these official channels for easy access.
Call (800) 201-8999, option 1, Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
Immediate family members may request certified copies. You'll need the name on the certificate, the date of the event, and your relationship to the registrant.
Same-day in person for records from 1962 to present. All other requests are processed within 5 business days.
Call (800) 201-8999, option 3 or email RRCCFireAssistance@rrcc.lacounty.gov, Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
Anyone can request property records. You'll need the grantor or grantee name and approximate recording date.
Same-day in person for records from 1985 to present. All other requests are processed within 5 business days.