; (iii) share credible, nonpartisan resources to help students determine where they are eligible to vote, which may include resources from State and local election officials; and (iv) make voter registration forms widely available, including through access to online voter registration, to students at the institution. (B) If an institution is in a State that has a deadline for absentee ballots and the institution has decided to require or encourage students of the institution to remain off-campus due to a national, State, or local public health or other emergency as of the date that is 90 days prior to such State's deadline, the following requirements take effect: (i) By the date that is not less than 75 days prior to such deadline, the institution will request that the State provide the institution with printed absentee ballot application forms, as applicable, or for the State to share the official State website or online portal through which eligible voters can directly request an absentee ballot. (ii) By the date that is not less than 60 days before the absentee ballot deadline for the State, the institution will make every reasonable effort to— (I) distribute to each student enrolled in the institution an absentee ballot application form, requested from the State under clause (i) and received in accordance with section 303(d) of the Help America Vote Act of 2002 ( 52 U.S.C. 21083(d) ) or the official State website or online portal through which eligible voters can directly request an absentee ballot, with clear instructions that the form, website, or online portal should be used only by students eligible to vote in the State; (II) share, with all students enrolled in the institution, credible, nonpartisan resources to help students who are registered in another State to apply for absentee ballots in such State, which may include resources from State and local election officials