Rejection or prohibited submission of application for tag.

In addition to the provisions of NAC 502.199 , 502.4175 and 502.418 , the Department shall reject an application for a restricted nonresident deer tag or prohibit a person from submitting the application if: 1. The applicant or the master guide fails to acknowledge a statement indicating that the applicant is entitled to the issuance of the restricted nonresident deer tag under the laws of this State. 2. The applicant or the master guide fails to submit the fees required pursuant to NAC 502.4175 . 3. The master guide named in the application: (a) Is not licensed for each wildlife management area or unit named in the application; (b) Fails to specify or incorrectly specifies on the application the number of his or her current master guide license; or (c) If applicable, does not possess a valid special use permit required by the federal land management agency having jurisdiction within the wildlife management area or unit for which the applicant is applying. 4. The applicant and the master guide named in the application are the same person. 5. The applicant holds a license as a subguide issued by the Department which authorizes the applicant to guide for deer in the wildlife management area or unit for which he or she is applying for a restricted nonresident deer tag. 6. The applicant and the master guide or the applicant and any subguide associated with the deer hunt are immediate family members. As used in this subsection, “immediate family member” means: (a) A spouse of the master guide or subguide; (b) A person who is related to the master guide or subguide within the first degree of consanguinity; or (c) A stepchild of the master guide or subguide.