the option to register is pre-selected, but the individual can choose to opt-out during the transaction
Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV): This is an in-person point of contact process in which the DMV customer is asked the question "Would you like to register to vote or make changes to your voter registration?" and the customer may select yes or no.  If yes, the person's DMV voter registration information is electronically transmitted daily to the Division of Elections daily for processing and, if no, the declination is maintained by the DMV.  Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend (PDF) Automatic Voter Registration:  After the yearly March 31st deadline to apply for a PFD, the Alaska Division of Elections (division) receives the data from PFD of applicants who meet registration requirements.  The division then prepares and sends an opt-out notice to all applicants who are eligible to register to vote and to applicants who may already registered but have a different residence address.  The opt-out notice for new applicants asks the question “No, I do not want my PFD application information to be used to register me to vote” and the address change notice asks the question “No, I do not want my residence address updated on my existing voter registration record.” Voters have 30 days to respond to the opt-out notice.  If a person does not return the opt-out notice, they are either registered to vote or their residence address is updated accordingly.
In address update transactions, the option to register is preselected, but the individual can choose to opt-out during the transaction.
The Arkansas DMV is required to ask each person who renews their driver's license whether or not they wish to register to vote. If the person declines, they must sign a paper declination statement, which is kept on record with the DMV.
DMV customers who are applying for or renewing their driver license or identification card or submitting a change of address to the DMV are given the opportunity to register to vote. Voters must indicate that they are eligible to vote by checking two boxes: they are a US Citizen and they meet the requirements for registering to vote.  On paper forms, the user will automatically be registered unless they check a box that states “I am eligible, but I do not want to register to vote or update my voter registration information.”  On electronic forms, if the user indicates they are eligible to vote, the user is asked if they would like to register to vote, re-register to vote or indicate that they do not wish to register to vote. There are no default options selected on the electronic or paper forms.  Users who indicate that they are eligible and did not opt out are then asked the remaining voter registration preferences, political party, vote by mail preference, language preference, etc.  Once the user completes the process at the DMV, the DMV will send the voter registration to the SOS if the voter is eligible to vote and did not opt out. The SOS will process the voter registration and provide the data to county election officials.
Agency sends information to Secretary of State who then sends that information to the County to register the voter if the information is complete. Then the County sends a notice to the registered elector where they can choose to: decline to be registered or affiliate with a party. If the record is incomplete the county sends a notice that they were not registered to vote and the information needed before they can be registered. (see Sections 1-2-213.3 and 1-2-502.5, Colorado Revised Statutes)
For Florida GoRenew Online System (Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles and Tax Collector's Office): Option: I do not wish to register or update my voter registration. I understand my declination will remain confidential.  For mail-in renewal (Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles):Your completion of a driver license or identification card application will constitute notification of consent for voter registration purposes.. Per federal law, the address submitted on this form for driver license/state identification purposes will be be used as your address of record for voter registration purposes unless you check this box.
See O.C.G.A. 21-2-222(f)(g) (f)  A designated voter registration agency that provides service or assistance in addition to conducting voter registration shall:  (1)  Distribute with each application for such service or assistance and with each recertification, renewal, or change of address form relating to such service or assistance, when such application, recertification, renewal, or change of address is made in person, the mail voter registration application form provided for in Code Section 21-2-223 unless the applicant declines in writing to register to vote;   (2)  Distribute a form provided by the Secretary of State to accompany the voter registration application form which includes:  (A)  The question "If you are not registered to vote where you live now, would you like to apply to register to vote here today?";   (B)  If the agency provides public assistance, the statement "Applying to register or declining to register to vote will not affect the amount of assistance that you will be provided by this agency.";   (C)  Boxes for the applicant to check to indicate whether the applicant is presently registered, would like to register, or declines to register to vote with the statement "IF YOU DO NOT CHECK ANY BOX, YOU WILL BE CONSIDERED TO HAVE DECIDED NOT TO REGISTER TO VOTE AT THIS TIME." in close proximity to the boxes and in prominent type;   (D)  The statements "If you would like help in filling out the voter registration application form, we will help you. The decision whether to seek or accept help is yours. You may fill out the application in private."; and   (E)  The statement "If you believe that someone has interfered with your right to register or to decline to register to vote or your right to privacy in deciding whether to register or in applying to register to vote, you may file a complaint with the Secretary of State at (insert address and telephone number)."; and   (3)  Provide to each applicant who does not decline to apply to register to vote the same degree of assistance with regard to the completion of the voter registration application form as is provided by the office with regard to the completion of its own forms, unless the applicant refuses such assistance.
Illinois utilizes both an opt-out and an opt-in voter registration process at point of service registration at Secretary of State Driver's Services facilities. Applicants applying for a REAL ID credential utilize "opt out" registration, whereby the applicant is instructed they will be automatically registered to vote unless they opt out. The applicant is also instructed that a decision to opt out of registration is confidential and does not affect any services being obtained from the Secretary of State. Any applicant applying for a non-REAL ID credential utilizes "opt in" registration. For "opt in" registration, the applicant is presented with the opportunity to register to vote or update their address, at which time they will either affirm or deny their intent to register to vote.
Individuals are asked questions by the CSR during a credential transaction. One the second from last transaction screen, the CSR asks the customer if they want to register or amend. The question has no default. The customer must choose one or the other or the transaction cannot continue. The CSR must ask the customer if they wish to register to vote and they must manually select the customer's answer
Individuals working with the Iowa Department of Transportation to get or renew a license are asked as part of the process, would you like to register to vote, at which time the individual may choose yes or no.
Individuals have the option to share or not share information with election officials for purpose of voter registration when interacting with listed state agencies.
During an NVRA-covered transaction, the Office of Motor Vehicles (OMV) employee must ask the individual "Would you like to register to vote or update your voter information?" in order to complete the OMV transaction. If the answer is yes, the OMV employee asks additional voter registration questions in a pop-up screen that automatically transmits the voter registration application to the the statewide registration database. OMV also has the individual sign a receipt that verifies how the individual answered the voter registration question.
The language used at our motor vehicle language is slightly different than used at our social service agencies.  Both specifically state to the applicant that their information will be sent to their local election official for voter registration unless they check the box below that statement. Next to the check box it reads: Do not use my information for voter registration.   If the applicant does not check that box and their citizenship information is verified, their personal information will be forwarded to the local election official for processing.   For the social service agencies, the introductory statement specifies that it applies only to “Person 1” on the application and only when applying online, via phone or in-person. This specificity is necessary since the social service agencies allow an applicant to apply for services for more than one member of a household.  It also does not apply to applications submitted by mail because of the processing time by the agency.
Citizen performs transaction at motor branch offices and is automatically registered unless they specifically decline.  I don't have the specific language.
During any driver's license transaction at the department of Motor Vehicles clients are presented with the following voter registration info (whether they are in person or using the DMV online portal):  "If you are eligible, you will be registered to vote or have your voter registration updated. If you want to choose a political party or opt-out of registering to vote, we will give you a form at the end of your transaction today. Unless you opt-out, we will send your information to your County Clerk/Registrar. If you had a felony conviction, you are eligible to vote on release from prison. Your choice to register to vote or not and the place where you register are confidential and will not affect the assistance or services provided to you by the DMV.  Nevada Revised Statute Chapter 293."  The person is then provided a form to either opt-out of registration or to select a political party. The person must return the party/opt-out form to the DMV clerk before leaving the DMV office.   To opt-out of registration the person checks the box that says "I wish to opt-out of voter registration."  If the form is not turned in they are automatically registered as non-artisan if they were not previously registered, but if they wee already registered their registration info is sent on to the county election official and the party remains the same as is currently on file.
At the Motor Vehicle Commission the individual is told they will be registered unless they decline on the signature pad during the Motor Vehicle transaction.  If they do not decline they are asked whether they wish to choose a party affiliation.
when specific transactions are conducted at Motor Vehicles Division, the option to register to vote is given. The person must actively select to continue the process.
Automatic voter registration is available to individuals who are eligible to register to vote and recently applied for an original, renewal, or replacement license or ID card at the DMV. They are sent a letter giving them the opportunity to select a political party or “opt out” of registering to vote. If they choose not to respond by the deadline in the mailing, they will automatically be registered as a nonaffiliated voter (not a member of a political party).  Declination language: Check this box and sign below if you do not want to register or are not eligible to vote. I decline this method of registering to vote. I understand that I may register any time by going online, completing and mailing a voter registration card, or going to my local county elections office. If you decline to register to vote, that choice will remain confidential and only be used for voter registration purposes.
As required by NVRA, individuals have the opportunity to decline the transaction up front if they do not choose to register or renew their registration. Individuals also have the opportunity to decline during the process of filling out the VR application if they no longer wish to register to vote. Those statistics related to VR offers are collected through the NVRA processing with applicable agencies.
This information is provided by the Secretary of State's Election Division.
ELECT currently employs two automated voter registration systems.  One system faces the voter when conducting certain DMV transactions as required by NVRA while the other system is solely through ELECT's website and system, Citizen Portal.    DMV/ELECT  As required by federal and state law, a person who conducts certain transactions at DMV will be asked questions regarding voter registration.  Questions are asked to get the following information:   - Are you a citizen? - Do you wish to provide contact information? - Any convictions/ voting rights taken - Military/ overseas indication - Protected voter status indication - Any existing registration  As DMV and ELECT must work together under NVRA, information such as name, address, and SSN are already collected prior to the beginning of the VR process.  Further, depending on the answer provided a customer may leave the voter registration process at any time; such as the voter is asked if they want to opt-out of the process or if they provide a non-US citizen answer.    Declination language:  "You have chosen not respond to the US citizenship question. As a result, no voter registration application or voter information update will be submitted to the Department of Elections.  Is this correct?"  "You have chosen not to register to vote or make any changes to your current registration today. Press “Confirm” if correct or “Back” if incorrect?"  The process includes privacy warnings and fraud warnings as required by state and federal law.    Each customer must choose if they wish to complete the registration process with the following question:  "If you are an eligible Virginia resident, the following process will register you to vote or update your current voter registration. Select “Continue” to complete this process. Select “No” to stop and return to the DMV process."
Each of the agencies has a script that is specific to their automated system, each contains notification that the transaction involves registering to vote, and offers the client the opportunity to decline.