A.__The applicant is unable to sign the applicant's name because of a physical disability;

B.__The applicant meets all the qualifications to become a registered voter in the State or to make the requested changes to the voter's registration; and

C.__The information supplied on the form concerning the applicant is true.

2.__Alternative application for voter who becomes unable to sign after being registered.__A voter who becomes unable to sign that voter's name because of a physical disability after being registered to vote and who wishes to change the voter's registration or enrollment status may do so by using a signature stamp or by authorizing another registered voter to sign on the voter's behalf if the voter files with the voter registration application or form an alternative registration signature statement prepared in accordance with subsection 1.

3.__Signing petitions.__Once an alternative registration signature statement is on file with the registrar, the voter may authorize any other Maine-registered voter to sign candidate petitions and any Maine Clean Election Act forms requiring a voter's signature in the presence and at the direction of the voter, except that the individual assisting the voter may not be the circulator of the petition or form, the voter's employer or an agent of that employer or an officer or agent of the voter's union.__In addition to using the voter's signature stamp or signing for the voter, the individual assisting the voter must print and sign the individual's own name and residence address on the petition or form and attest that the individual is signing on the voter's behalf.__This method of signing satisfies the requirements in this Title that voters personally sign candidate petitions.

4.__Registrar assistance.__An applicant or voter described in subsection 1 or 2 who does not have another registered voter available to assist the applicant or voter may request the registrar to provide that assistance.__If the applicant or voter is unable to appear at the office of the registrar, the registrar shall visit the individual to provide that assistance, upon