Minor Consent Information
This section provides essential information regarding minor consent for tattooing services. It outlines the legal requirements, necessary forms, and safety considerations to ensure a responsible and informed decision-making process.
- Parental or guardian consent is required for minors to receive tattoo services.
- Review the legal requirements and guidelines for minor consent in your jurisdiction.
- Download and complete the necessary consent form.
- Ensure all parties understand the risks and responsibilities associated with tattooing.
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Additional instructions
To notarize a minor consent form for getting a tattoo in the USA, you will generally need the following items:
1.Identification Document
•Minor: A valid photo ID, such as a passport, ID card, or birth certificate (if required).
•Parent or Legal Guardian: An official photo ID, such as a driver’s license, passport, or state ID.
2.Consent Form
•The tattoo studio typically provides a specific form that needs to be filled out and signed by the parent or legal guardian.
•The form usually includes:
•Full name of the minor and the responsible adult.
•Minor’s age and date of birth.
•Type and location of the tattoo.
•Signed statement of consent from the parent or legal guardian.
3.Proof of Relationship (if necessary)
•If the parent’s last name differs from the minor’s, it may be necessary to present a document proving the relationship, such as a birth certificate or legal guardianship document.
4.Presence of Parent/Legal Guardian
•The responsible adult must sign the form in the presence of a notary public, who will verify the identity and authenticate the signature.
5.Notarization Service
•The form must be taken to a notary public, who can be found at:
•Banks.
•Local notary offices.
•Law firms.
•Post offices (some USPS locations).
•Stores like UPS Store and FedEx Office.
•Online remote notary services (in some states).
6.Notarization Fee
•Most notaries charge a small fee, typically between $5 and $20, depending on the state.
7.State-Specific Laws
•Each U.S. state has different rules regarding tattoos for minors. Some require the parent to be present at the studio, while others only need a notarized form. In some states, tattooing a minor is illegal, even with parental consent.