Form 6-4 Notice of Rejected Application for Ballot by Mail - Required Personal Identification Number Is Not Associated With Your Voter Record - Texas (English / Spanish)

What Is Form 6-4?

This is a legal form that was released by the Texas Secretary of State - a government authority operating within Texas. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is Form 6-4?
A: Form 6-4 is a notice of rejected application for a ballot by mail in Texas.

Q: Why was my application for a ballot by mail rejected?
A: Your application was rejected because the required Personal Identification Number (PIN) is not associated with your voter record.

Q: What is a Personal Identification Number (PIN)?
A: A Personal Identification Number (PIN) is a unique number assigned to each voter in Texas.

Q: How can I obtain a Personal Identification Number (PIN)?
A: You can obtain a Personal Identification Number (PIN) by contacting your local voter registrar or the Secretary of State's office in Texas.

Q: Can I still vote by mail if my application is rejected due to the Personal Identification Number (PIN) issue?
A: No, if your application is rejected due to the Personal Identification Number (PIN) issue, you will not be able to vote by mail. You may need to consider other voting methods.

Q: What should I do if my application for a ballot by mail is rejected?
A: If your application is rejected, you should contact your local voter registrar or the Secretary of State's office for further assistance.

Q: Is there a Spanish version of Form 6-4 available?
A: Yes, a Spanish version of Form 6-4 is available for those who prefer to use Spanish as their language of preference.