1. A voter certificate shall be a document specifying the polling district on the electoral roll whereof a voter is entered. Voter certificates, signed by the chairman of the electoral committee, shall be issued by the electoral committee. A voter himself may print his own voter certificate in accordance with the data from the electoral roll of the Republic of Lithuania, received through means of electronic communication in the manner prescribed by the Central Electoral Committee. In this case, the voter himself shall sign the certificate. One cannot vote by post without a voter certificate. 2. A voter certificate shall contain: 1) the voter’s name and surname; 2) the voter’s birth date (year, month, day); 3)the voter’s address of the place of residence; 4) the municipality in which the voter shall vote; 5) the name, number of the polling district on the electoral roll whereof the name of the voter has been entered, as well as the address of the polling station; 6) the number of the voter in the electoral roll of a polling district; 7) other information relevant for the voter. 3. The voter certificate may indicate that this particular voter must declare he meets the requirements laid down in Article 3 of this Law.
§ Article 29Voter Certificate
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