Honorary Member Criteria

The NAEO Board may recognize a non-voting honorary member. An honorary member is someone who:

1. has participated in NAEO events for several years;
2. is a trailblazer in the field of extraditions who offers assistance and training to both their state and others around the country; and
3. is retired from state service.

The Board of Directors nominates an individual for honorary membership; the Association votes on that individual at the following annual conference. In addition to joining a distinguished list of extradition officials, Honorary members may attend the annual conferences without paying a registration fee.