; and (B) determine whether such person is subject to privacy protections for victims of domestic violence or for people with sensitive or high-profile professions; (2) not later than 15 days after the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security has transmitted information with respect to an individual pursuant to section 312, ensure that the individual is registered to vote in elections for Federal office in the State if the individual is not disqualified from voting by reason of incompetency or past criminal conviction; (3) not later than 45 days after the Secretary has transmitted such information with respect to the individual, send written notice to the individual, in addition to other means of notice established by this part, of the individual’s voter registration status; and (4) exclude from all public availability or disclosure the voter registration records of any such individuals who are protected by applicable State or local laws that prevent publication of the home address and other personally identifying information about victims of domestic violence and people with sensitive or high-profile professions. (c) Contents of Written Notice to Newly Registered Voters The written notice chief State election officials shall promptly send each individual whose information is transmitted by the Secretary of Homeland Security pursuant to this part shall include— (1) notice that the individual has been registered to vote; (2) the substantive qualifications of an elector in the State as listed in the mail voter registration application form for elections for Federal office prescribed pursuant to section 9 of the National Voter Registration Act of 1993, the consequences of false registration, and a statement that the individual should cancel registration if the individual does not meet all those qualifications, and instructions for cancelling registration