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 Posted: Sat Jun 18, 2005 6:01 pm Post subject: Virginia Age-Law question. |
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I am 15 years of age, and I have been thinking about getting a tattoo, and I live in the state of Virginia, and the law says, .
"No person shall tattoo a person less than eighteen years of age, knowing or having reason to believe such person is less than eighteen years of age except (i) in the presence of the person's parent or guardian, or (ii) when done by or under the supervision of a medical doctor, registered nurse or other medical services personnel licensed pursuant to Title 54.1 in the performance of their duties. A person who violates this section is guilty of a Class 3 misdemeanor."
I'm a little confused by what that means.. So that means if one of my parents was with me, I could get one?
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| You have to have a parent present and you both have to provide valid I.D.'s with corresponding names and addresses. A consent form must be signed and notarized. Check with your local shops because the above "Option" is a law, and it is up to the shop or the artists descretion whether or not they tattoo minors. |
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Where the HELL do you see anything about notarizing anything??
Is giving misinformation and patently incorrect answers all you are capable of doing? |
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Caine, what this means is that you cannot get a tattoo without parental consent. That is typical.
So, in order for the artist to know that the person giving you consent has the legal right to do so, you should have the following information:
The parent(s) should have valid photo ID.
You should have some sort of valid photo ID...if you don't drive, most schools now have photo ID.
A birth certicicate...so the artist can see that the person is your parent, or a court order that shows legal guardianship.
Most studios that tattoo minors will have a parental consent form, which will have to be filled out. In my studios, we take the numbers from the ID's and Birth Certificate, and record them on the release form for our protection, then photocopy the ID's and Birth Certificate and staple them together. That meets all criteria required by my state, as far as proving parental consent, and after reviewing laws in other states which allow for parental consent, it should satisfy their requirements, also.
It is up to the studio whether or not they will tattoo a minor, and if there is a cut-off age. |
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| Quote: | | You have to have a parent present and you both have to provide valid I.D.'s with corresponding names and addresses. A consent form must be signed and notarized. |
(d) Procedures to prevent tattooing of minors without the written notarized consent of a custodial parent or legal guardian; and (e) Other administrative regulations as may be necessary to protect public health. This administrative regulation establishes the standards required by KRS 211.760(3).
| Quote: | | THAT IS NOT AN OPINION...IT IS A FACT. |
http://www.lrc.state.ky.us/kar/902/045/065.htm
Bolfwad, there you go again, repeating what i just said! In my state, the legal tattooing of a minor is only legal if what "we" just said is provided, including,(for our records) A FUKKING NOTARIZED DOCUMENT for the health dept. and whoever else gives a fukk! And we have the power to notarize them here.
| Quote: | | A birth certificate...so the artist can see that the person is your parent, or a court order that shows legal guardianship. |
Not necessary here. We check both I.D.'s and notarize the document here at the shop and you can "legally" get your ink. But you may want to consider your age and size because of stretching as I've said before to dunce!
| Quote: | | Check with your local shops because the above "Option" is a law |
Which vary state to state. |
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First:
The question was about Virginia law, and what it meant was necessary. There is no mention of anything having to be noterized in that law, and the articles I recommended will be sufficient in any state, as it proves the parent's identity, the child's identity, and that the parent and child are indeed, related.
Second: I can't imagine a notarized paper holding up in court, when the person who is in question NOTARIZED IT. That is a conflict of interest.
I don't know who came up with that insane bit of legislation, but they certainly weren't much into law. |
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| Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2005 12:58 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | You have to have a parent present and you both have to provide valid I.D.'s with corresponding names and addresses. A consent form must be signed and notarized. |
| Quote: | | Check with your local shops because the above "Option" is a law, and it is up to the shop or the artists descretion whether or not they tattoo minors. |
There you go, once again! Repeating me! Get off of my thread you stupid fukker! If you think you are such a tattoo expert then let's see your work you frikkin text book, factoid, bleeder! By the way, I am a certified "Notary Pubic" also! Therefore we have the power to "NOTARIZE! Do you? |
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My work has been posted here. Now let's see yours.
Let's see the room you work in...and your sterilizer...and sterilization room. Let's see your cleaning room. Let's see that the area you tattoo in is seperate from the rest of your trailer. |
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| Quote: | Better idea:
Post pics of your procedure rooms, your cleaning room, and your sterilizer room.
The tattoos people do are interesting, but subjective. Any old horseshit will thrill somebody to death. It's the cleanliness aspects that are NOT subjective. So, let's see the space these "works of art" are done in. |
Is this the post you're talking about?
You pea brained, pompus queerjoke! There it is there! You are an autoclave/ sterilzer salesman and nothing other. I hope you make a good percentage because you deserve it! Go away!
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| Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2005 3:16 pm Post subject: |
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| Avoiding the subject? Post the pics. Let's see your procedure room. |
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| Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2005 3:18 pm Post subject: |
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| Wow, your on top of it are'nt you? I'll show you mine if you show me yours. |
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I have posted pics of all my stuff. But here is my procedure room...now post yours, if you can.
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| This was a VIRGINIA LAW QUESTION and you did'nt prove me wrong. You got off the subject there Bolfwad. See my new post. |
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what if you do not have parents? can your brother or sister take you? xx
hannah
| 4leafclover wrote: | | Quote: | | You have to have a parent present and you both have to provide valid I.D.'s with corresponding names and addresses. A consent form must be signed and notarized. |
(d) Procedures to prevent tattooing of minors without the written notarized consent of a custodial parent or legal guardian; and (e) Other administrative regulations as may be necessary to protect public health. This administrative regulation establishes the standards required by KRS 211.760(3).
| Quote: | | THAT IS NOT AN OPINION...IT IS A FACT. |
http://www.lrc.state.ky.us/kar/902/045/065.htm
Bolfwad, there you go again, repeating what i just said! In my state, the legal tattooing of a minor is only legal if what "we" just said is provided, including,(for our records) A FUKKING NOTARIZED DOCUMENT for the health dept. and whoever else gives a fukk! And we have the power to notarize them here.
| Quote: | | A birth certificate...so the artist can see that the person is your parent, or a court order that shows legal guardianship. |
Not necessary here. We check both I.D.'s and notarize the document here at the shop and you can "legally" get your ink. But you may want to consider your age and size because of stretching as I've said before to dunce!
| Quote: | | Check with your local shops because the above "Option" is a law |
Which vary state to state. |
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| Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2007 4:53 am Post subject: law |
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| in virginia im pretty sure you MUST be at least 16 yrs old WITH a parent and the form you MUST fill out (consent) MUST be notorized by a notary . your parent or legal guardian MUST have proper id as well as yourself. then you can get tattooed. If not, you MUST be 18 |
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