§ NRS § 293D.210Eligibility of overseas voter to be covered voter

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  An overseas voter is eligible to be a covered
voter if:

1.  Before leaving the United States, the
overseas voter was eligible to vote in this State and, except for the residency
requirement, otherwise satisfies this State’s voter eligibility requirements;

2.  Before leaving the United States, the
overseas voter would have been eligible to vote in this State had the overseas
voter then been of voting age and, except for the residency requirement,
otherwise satisfies this State’s voter eligibility requirements;

3.  Before leaving the United States, the
overseas voter was preregistered to vote as described in NRS 293.4855 and, except for the residency
requirement, otherwise satisfies this State’s voter eligibility requirements;
or

4.  The overseas voter was born outside the
United States and, except for the residency requirement, otherwise satisfies
the voter eligibility requirements set forth in NRS 293.485, so long as:

(a) The last place where a parent or legal
guardian of the overseas voter was, or under this chapter would have been,
eligible to vote before leaving the United States is within this State; and

(b) The overseas voter is not registered to vote
in any other state.

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