How to write your Title 18 Section 2257 Record Worksheet
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How to write my Title 18 Section 2257 Record Worksheet document
Title 18 Section 2257 Model Recordkeeping Worksheet
The unique ID from the printed adult model release (or your own unique identifier). Note that for record keeping purposes this should be your sort field, should match the model release. Other names this performer uses such as nickname, stage name, professional name or maiden name, should match the model release.
Any other aliases this performer uses. Performer's title, should match the model release. Performer's address, should match the model release. Performer's contact email address.
Performer's contact phone number. Recognized ID number such as drivers license, passport, birth certificate, state id or green card. The actual name of the performer exactly as shown on the ID. The actual birthdate of the performer exactly as shown on the ID.
The actual type of ID used such as ""Drivers License"", ""State ID"", ""US Passport"", ""Birth Certificate"", ""Green Card"", ""Foreign Passport"". How you have recorded the ID such as ""Photocopy"", ""Photograph"", ""Digital Image"", ""Video"". Recognized ID number such as drivers license, passport, birth certificate, state id or green card. The actual name of the performer exactly as shown on the ID.
The actual birthdate of the performer exactly as shown on the ID. The actual type of ID used such as ""Drivers License"", ""State ID"", ""US Passport"", ""Birth Certificate"", ""Green Card"", ""Foreign Passport"". How you have recorded the ID such as ""Photocopy"", ""Photograph"", ""Digital Image"", ""Video"".
Legal name of a guardian who signed the model release for a minor, should match the adult model release. Address of the guardian, should match the adult model release. Phone number of the guardian, should match the model release. The exact description / unique identifier of where the media of the adult model was used such as a book, magazine, calendar, poster, video, web site, etc.
Consult current regulations for the specific details of what must be recorded (i.e. web site domain or every single URL the media can be found within a web site).
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