US Title 18 2257 - How many forms of ID do you need? - GoFuckYourself.com

unmgroup · 03-27-2006, 12:10 PM

How many forms of ID do you need per model?? I have a model who has a state ID card card that clearly shows his age, is that enough? Or would I need a second ID?

TheWylders · 03-27-2006, 12:18 PM

as long as it has a photo that's acceptable

AaronM · 03-27-2006, 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by unmgroup

How many forms of ID do you need per model?? I have a model who has a state ID card card that clearly shows his age, is that enough? Or would I need a second ID?

What did your attorney tell you?

unmgroup · 03-27-2006, 12:21 PM

If my attorney told me something, I wouldn't be asking here would I?? FYI - I don't have an attorney, as I am not on that "Level" of needing one just yet.

AaronM · 03-27-2006, 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by unmgroup

If my attorney told me something, I wouldn't be asking here would I?? FYI - I don't have an attorney, as I am not on that "Level" of needing one just yet.

If you are involved with content production on any level and have not spoken with an attorney then you are doing something wrong.

Not at that level yet? WTF does that mean? That's level 1.

After Shock Media · 03-27-2006, 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by unmgroup

If my attorney told me something, I wouldn't be asking here would I?? FYI - I don't have an attorney, as I am not on that "Level" of needing one just yet.

If you are dealing with talent then you are on that level of needing one.

That said, one ID that is state or Government issued that is valid and not expired is what is required. Though more than one ID is better.

unmgroup · 03-27-2006, 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by AaronM

If you are involved with content production on any level and have not spoken with an attorney then you are doing something wrong.

Not at that level yet? WTF does that mean? That's level 1.

First of all I've only shot one model, so why waste money to consult a lawyer when I can ask people here who already have. I don't have some big content production business going on, so spare me the wise ass comments. It was a simple question point blank, so get the fuck off of my back, and get on your wife's!

dissipate · 03-27-2006, 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by unmgroup

First of all I've only shot one model, so why waste money to consult a lawyer when I can ask people here who already have. I don't have some big content production business going on, so spare me the wise ass comments. It was a simple question point blank, so get the fuck off of my back, and get on your wife's!

Talking shit to people after asking a question isn't a good way to entice other posters to help you. Aaronm knows what he's doing, and he's telling you in good faith to consult a qualified attorney. If you don't want to take the correct advice which will keep you well within the realm of the law, then get the hell off the boards.

unmgroup · 03-27-2006, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by dissipate

Talking shit to people after asking a question isn't a good way to entice other posters to help you. Aaronm knows what he's doing, and he's telling you in good faith to consult a qualified attorney. If you don't want to take the correct advice which will keep you well within the realm of the law, then get the hell off the boards.

Fuck you, and fuck your motherfucking opinion. Point blank, I know when it's time to consult a lawyer. Thanks Matlock, it was a simple question and you want to twist things into some heated discussion. I didn't ask when it was time to consult a lawyer, I asked how many forms of ID. That's all. Simple isn't it?? So spare me the sarcasm. Because if I wanted some, I'd watch an episode of golden girls.

dissipate · 03-27-2006, 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by unmgroup

Fuck you, and fuck your motherfucking opinion. Point blank, I know when it's time to consult a lawyer. Thanks Matlock, it was a simple question and you want to twist things into some heated discussion. I didn't ask when it was time to consult a lawyer, I asked how many forms of ID. That's all. Simple isn't it?? I think so.

It also wouldnt have hurt you to look up the statute, but I suppose that would have required some actual work and forethought. The question is why would you come to an industry message board asking about a law which pertains to the well being of your business as a whole instead of consulting a qualified professional. As for the Matlock comment - thanks, im almost finished with law school actually.

Barefootsies · 03-27-2006, 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by unmgroup

Fuck you, and fuck your motherfucking opinion. Point blank, I know when it's time to consult a lawyer. Thanks Matlock, it was a simple question and you want to twist things into some heated discussion. I didn't ask when it was time to consult a lawyer, I asked how many forms of ID. That's all. Simple isn't it?? So spare me the sarcasm. Because if I wanted some, I'd watch an episode of golden girls.

Cool it chief. They were trying to help you. Now to answer your question..

The min. is generally a picture I.D. with a D.O.B.. Such as a D.L., or passport, etc. However, most people/companies will ask for more than one just to cover themselves.

I normally tell them a D.L. and S.S.C. (mainly so I have their SSN for their 1099 at year's end if they are over $600), however a lot of them do not seem to carry or have a SSC on them, so I will take a secondary I.D. like a college I.D., birth cert., or something of that matter. Something hard enough for someone to fake, or that can prove who they say they are.

Now, back to what they are saying. The reason you should consult a lawyer is because of more than the I.D. issue. You also need them signing a model release, and THAT should be done/approved by a lawyer to cover your ass when working with 'talent'.

unmgroup · 03-27-2006, 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by dissipate

It also wouldnt have hurt you to look up the statute, but I suppose that would have required some actual work and forethought. The question is why would you come to an industry message board asking about a law which pertains to the well being of your business as a whole instead of consulting a qualified professional. As for the Matlock comment - thanks, im almost finished with law school actually.

First of all, I don't have a business yet, so get your facts straight before you start running your cock sucker. Second of all, this is an industry form correct, so why not ask here? This would be the perfect place to get a quick, and correct response. As for research, I googled as well as posted here, so don't comment on what the fuck I haven't done, unless you're standing over my shoulder watching me. Once again, I didn't ask for your ADVICE, Suggestions, or comments, I asked for the answer to a very specific question. And speaking of law school, brush up on your "getting to the god damn point" skills, because this isn't a direction examination. This is a cross.

unmgroup · 03-27-2006, 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Barefootsies

Cool it chief. They were trying to help you. Now to answer your question..

The min. is generally a picture I.D. with a D.O.B.. Such as a D.L., or passport, etc. However, most people/companies will ask for more than one just to cover themselves.

I normally tell them a D.L. and S.S.C. (mainly so I have their SSN for their 1099 at year's end if they are over $600), however a lot of them do not seem to carry or have a SSC on them, so I will take a secondary I.D. like a college I.D., birth cert., or something of that matter. Something hard enough for someone to fake, or that can prove who they say they are.

Now, back to what they are saying. The reason you should consult a lawyer is because of more than the I.D. issue. You also need them signing a model release, and THAT should be done/approved by a lawyer to cover your ass when working with 'talent'.

Thank you very much. ;) That was the response I was looking for. Instead of assuming things, people should ask what I am using the images for. #1 is not for a content production business, or any type of business for that matter........ I simply wanted to know the answer to that question since it was bought up during an IM conversation with an associate.

Barefootsies · 03-27-2006, 01:20 PM

No problem. Happy to help.

Just like any normal job out there that asks you for a picture I.D. and 2nd form of I.D. when you are hired, you should do the same.

Again, just to cover yourself.

dissipate · 03-27-2006, 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by unmgroup

First of all, I don't have a business yet, so get your facts straight before you start running your cock sucker. Second of all, this is an industry form correct, so why not ask here? This would be the perfect place to get a quick, and correct response. As for research, I googled as well as posted here, so don't comment on what the fuck I haven't done, unless you're standing over my shoulder watching me. Once again, I didn't ask for your ADVICE, Suggestions, or comments, I asked for the answer to a very specific question. And speaking of law school, brush up on your "getting to the god damn point" skills, because this isn't a direction examination. This is a cross.

1. You've admitted to already shooting content, which means you've started doing business.

2. Yes it's an industry forum, you asked the question, and you were promptly instructed that the correct answer was to consult an attorney. Specific question, specific answer.

3. Peppering your 'business' posts with obscene comments to try and convey your message makes you look like an idiot. No one wants to do business with an individual who embarrases himself by coming off on industry boards as someone with a temper who can't take advice from qualified photographers (AaronM).

Also, it doesn't matter if this is for content production or not - you're still the primary producer.

Expo_Vids · 03-27-2006, 01:27 PM

I use one of the top 2257 attorneys and he tells me I only need one goverment issued ID. But I always ask for 2 to be safe

unmgroup · 03-27-2006, 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by dissipate

1. You've admitted to already shooting content, which means you've started doing business.

2. Yes it's an industry forum, you asked the question, and you were promptly instructed that the correct answer was to consult an attorney. Specific question, specific answer.

3. Peppering your 'business' posts with obscene comments to try and convey your message makes you look like an idiot. No one wants to do business with an individual who embarrases himself by coming off on industry boards as someone with a temper who can't take advice from qualified photographers (AaronM).

Also, it doesn't matter if this is for content production or not - you're still the primary producer.

Sweetheart, just because you shoot content doesn't mean you are doing business. I think you'd better choose your words wisely. Doing business is when I'm selling it, marketing, or promoting it.

#2 It was suggested that I speak with an attorney, that does not answer the question at hand! I mean seriously.....what law school are you attending?? Joe Blow's 8 hour law degree course??? Because if you thought that answered the question, you've seriously got a long way to go buddy.

#3 Opinions are just like assholes, everybody's got one. Infact, I'll share mine of you.... I think you are a lonely douchebag who needs to get a fucking life. With that said, have I ever asked anyone on this bored to do business with me? (LOL) Who even said I was doing business. See, there you go assuming things, and we all know how that old saying goes... When you assume things..You make an ass out of yourself.

Point blank you are an idiot..... this question was too simple: "How many forms of ID do you need?" ... If you couldn't answer the question, then don't post. I didn't ask for opinions on when I should consult an attorney for the millionth time. I didn't ask was the sky blue today? The question was direct, and to the point.

unmgroup · 03-27-2006, 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Expo_Vids

I use one of the top 2257 attorneys and he tells me I only need one goverment issued ID. But I always ask for 2 to be safe

Thanks!

See people, it doesn't get any simpler than that! Direct question, direct answer.

Young · 03-27-2006, 01:37 PM

dissipate STFU...it's not your thread. answer his question or get the fuck out. he didn't ask for consulting services.

unmgroup...people have already answered your question but i'd like to add the more I.D's the better. It covers your ass. If you can get 1,000 pieces of I.D. from one person then get 1,000.

A minimum of two would probaly be the best way to go about it though.

dissipate · 03-27-2006, 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by unmgroup

Sweetheart, just because you shoot content doesn't mean you are doing business. I think you'd better choose your words wisely. Doing business is when I'm selling it, marketing, or promoting it.

#2 It was suggested that I speak with an attorney, that does not answer the question at hand! I mean seriously.....what law school are you attending?? Joe Blow's 8 hour law degree course??? Because if you thought that answered the question, you've seriously got a long way to go buddy.

#3 Opinions are just like assholes, everybody's got one. Infact, I'll share mine of you.... I think you are a lonely douchebag who needs to get a fucking life. With that said, have I ever asked anyone on this bored to do business with me? (LOL) Who even said I was doing business. See, there you go assuming things, and we all know how that old saying goes... When you assume things..You make an ass out of yourself.

Point blank you are an idiot..... this question was too simple: "How many forms of ID do you need?" ... If you couldn't answer the question, then don't post. I didn't ask for opinions on when I should consult an attorney for the millionth time. I didn't ask was the sky blue today? The question was direct, and to the point.

We provided you with the correct answer, not the 'quick' answer. If you're asking about forms of ID then you're more than likely considering using this content for more than your own jerk-off material. Now if you will kindly crawl back into the hole from which you came, I have more important things to take care of in my day than arguing with idiots. Good day.

dissipate · 03-27-2006, 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Young

dissipate STFU...it's not your thread. answer his question or get the fuck out. he didn't ask for consulting services.

unmgroup...people have already answered your question but i'd like to add the more I.D's the better. It covers your ass. If you can get 1,000 pieces of I.D. from one person then get 1,000.

A minimum of two would probaly be the best way to go about it though.

I'm just trying to point people towards the correct way of having thier 2257 information documented. He mentioned that he had not consulted with a qualified attorney - which mean he's missing somthing else just as important as the ID's - a legally binding model release. I'm just trying to keep people out of the frying pan, but screw me, right?

Young · 03-27-2006, 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by dissipate

I'm just trying to point people towards the correct way of having thier 2257 information documented. He mentioned that he had not consulted with a qualified attorney - which mean he's missing somthing else just as important as the ID's - a legally binding model release. I'm just trying to keep people out of the frying pan, but screw me, right?

AaronM gave him that advice. He doesn't want to hear it..so keep it moving. It's his problem...not yours. Are you going to be taken it up the ass for him in jail?

let the guy be...

dissipate · 03-27-2006, 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Young

AaronM gave him that advice. He doesn't want to hear it..so keep it moving. It's his problem...not yours. Are you going to be taken it up the ass for him in jail?

let the guy be...

Fair enough, I'll mail him the lube so it doesn't hurt as bad.

unmgroup · 03-27-2006, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by dissipate

We provided you with the correct answer, not the 'quick' answer. If you're asking about forms of ID then you're more than likely considering using this content for more than your own jerk-off material. Now if you will kindly crawl back into the hole from which you came, I have more important things to take care of in my day than arguing with idiots. Good day.

You haven't provided me with shit, but your unsolicited opinion & suggestion. All of your posts have been filled with assumptions, well assume this, assume I wasn't talking to you and get the fuck out of this thread.

unmgroup · 03-27-2006, 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by dissipate

Fair enough, I'll mail him the lube so it doesn't hurt as bad.

Who said I was a guy?? See, there you go again. A classic asshole. You can keep your 3 gallon jug of lube! With you over there sticking watermelon's up your ass....you'd need it more than me.

JD · 03-27-2006, 02:01 PM

unmgroup, you are a fucking tool. You're new to this biz and already jumping up everyones ass

get fucked d00d.

I'm sure you're unaware that GFY isn't always the place to get a straight forward answer. Learn the ropes before you start spouting off like billy badass

sicone · 03-27-2006, 02:09 PM

Minimum of 1 government issued ID is all that is needed. As suggested best to go with more then one, but they must be government issued. School ID's and such are no longer valid.

Don't forget the model release, photographer release, location release/contract, AIM tests, and all IRS forms filled out... but I'm sure you had all this handled before the first photo was taken, as any professional would.

Also as stated, If you're just starting out, great, I wish you the best of luck. BUT, now is the time to consult a lawyer and develop or purchase a 2257 management system to help keep you organized. Make sure you contracts are worded correctly and protect you. Another good thing to consult a lawyer about is the pesky little state and local laws.

You can take my words or leave them, makes no difference to me.

unmgroup · 03-27-2006, 02:15 PM

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unmgroup, you are a fucking tool. You're new to this biz and already jumping up everyones ass

get fucked d00d.

I'm sure you're unaware that GFY isn't always the place to get a straight forward answer. Learn the ropes before you start spouting off like billy badass

Suck my ass you human cum dumpster. You're damn right I'm new, and that means what? If I want to know something, I'm going to ask it. Now you may not agree with the question, or how I asked it, or even my response to advice.....and frankly I don't give a shit. I don't come on this board to be liked, so understand that, since it's obvious you can't understand a simple question. I have a life out side of this board, I mean really...Who said I gave a fuck about being liked? lol, you can't possibly be serious. I am me 24/7, 365 days of the year. But all of this strays away from the question, so why is it even being discussed. It's obvious the majority of you lack reading comprehension skills. How the fuck do you take a simple question, and make it into a discussion?? lol, Who, What, when, where, and why was never asked. "How" was!

unmgroup · 03-27-2006, 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by sicone

Minimum of 1 government issued ID is all that is needed. As suggested best to go with more then one, but they must be government issued. School ID's and such are no longer valid.

Don't forget the model release, photographer release, location release/contract, AIM tests, and all IRS forms filled out... but I'm sure you had all this handled before the first photo was taken, as any professional would.

Also as stated, If you're just starting out, great, I wish you the best of luck. BUT, now is the time to consult a lawyer and develop or purchase a 2257 management system to help keep you organized. Make sure you contracts are worded correctly and protect you. Another good thing to consult a lawyer about is the pesky little state and local laws.

You can take my words or leave them, makes no difference to me.

Ofcourse I'll take your words. ;)

JD · 03-27-2006, 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by unmgroup

Suck my ass you human cum dumpster. You're damn right I'm new, and that means what? If I want to know something, I'm going to ask it. Now you may not agree with the question, or how I asked it, or even my response to advice.....and frankly I don't give a shit. I don't come on this board to be liked, so understand that, since it's obvious you can't understand a simple question. I have a life out side of this board, I mean really...Who said I gave a fuck about being liked? lol, you can't possibly be serious. I am me 24/7, 365 days of the year. But all of this strays away from the question, so why is it even being discussed. It's obvious the majority of you lack reading comprehension skills. How the fuck do you take a simple question, and make it into a discussion?? lol, Who, What, when, where, and why was never asked. "How" was!

jesus christ. take some fucking anger management courses. I have no problem with your question. Ask all the questions you want. All I'm saying is that you need to chill out when someone fires off a retarded nonsense comment as that's what gfy is all about. And being new means dick imho. Newbies are welcome but you're being a dick.

Allthough I don't think you'll give 2 shits but if you're asking questions, you're going to get nothing but asshole remarks if everyone thinks you're a prick.

AaronM · 03-27-2006, 02:54 PM

Here's the problem with asking for advice on a forum like this one.....

Not one single person has given this guy a 100% letter of the law answer. The answers that he has been given don't even really matter because the guy still doesn't know what is required for filing the paperwork. Doesn't matter if he has shot one model or 30,000 models.

According to the current regs, if he followed the advice given here, with the exception of consulting with an attorney, he would still not be compliant under 2257. In fact, based on the advice that most of you have given him, he may very well be in direct violation of it depending on how he filed his paperwork.

So unmgroup...To answer your other question about why should you pay an attorney a this point instead of asking others here who have already done that.... Most of them are wrong and to be honest with you, most of them are just like you...Too fucking cheap to consult with a proper attorney so they have listened to others. How do I know this? Because I do pay First Amendment attorneys for this info. I am also one of the few non-attorneys who is invited to speak on industry 2257 panels.

I'm sure at this point that you will have a clever retort with lots of colorful words....Save it for the school yard, son. Take your shit ass know it all attitude and GoFuckYourself.

AaronM · 03-27-2006, 03:02 PM

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Ofcourse I'll take your words. ;)

Not very smart considering that part of what he said was dead wrong.

Sorry, Dan....But your answer was not quite right. Damn close though.

chadknowslaw · 03-27-2006, 03:33 PM

AaronM does know this area of law quite well, and he has certainly engaged me in lively discussion where he was right and I was wrong--find another lawyer that will admit THAT.

This is a fairly simple question that has a simple answer--but there are a lot of related issues that you would need to understand to be 2257 compliant, not just the number of ID's you need to see. I wouldn't mind taking the time to type out the full response, but I am going to wait for someone with a bit more humility and a lot less venom to ask it. It does pay to be nice. The adult community is very interconnected, and anyone who has been in the business for any length of time understands how important good relationships with other business owners really are. If you remember the old movie Stripes when the drill segeant told the obnoxious egotistical recruit "One of these men might save your life one day!" to which Bill Murray quipped, "And then again, one of us might not"
If you want to be in the adult business, you WILL need the help of others. Some might help you. Some will not.

sicone · 03-27-2006, 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by AaronM

Not very smart considering that part of what he said was dead wrong.

Sorry, Dan....But your answer was not quite right. Damn close though.

its all good, I only answered from the side of what we need to be able to publish a set and be compliant. I'm not as photographer, so I'm sure there is more that needs to be done on your end for yourself/clients/models

Also, I believe as a company we pay thousands of dollars monthly in legal fees to keep ourselves compliant. Cant give away all the advice we paid for, for free can I

AaronM · 03-27-2006, 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by chadknowslaw

AaronM does know this area of law quite well, and he has certainly engaged me in lively discussion where he was right and I was wrong--find another lawyer that will admit THAT.

Do you have any idea how tempting it is to add this quote to my sig?

Thanks for the kind words, Chad. See you on a couple of days.

chadknowslaw · 03-27-2006, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by AaronM

Do you have any idea how tempting it is to add this quote to my sig?

You go right ahead my friend. You WERE right !!

03-27-2006, 01:20 PM	#14
Barefootsies Choice is an Illusion Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Land of Obama Posts: 42,635	No problem. Happy to help. Just like any normal job out there that asks you for a picture I.D. and 2nd form of I.D. when you are hired, you should do the same. Again, just to cover yourself. __________________ Should You Email Your Members? Link1 \| Link2 \| Link3 Enough Said. "Would you rather live like a king for a year or like a prince forever?"

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Young Bland for life Industry Role: Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 10,468	dissipate STFU...it's not your thread. answer his question or get the fuck out. he didn't ask for consulting services. unmgroup...people have already answered your question but i'd like to add the more I.D's the better. It covers your ass. If you can get 1,000 pieces of I.D. from one person then get 1,000. A minimum of two would probaly be the best way to go about it though. __________________ ★★★

03-27-2006, 02:09 PM	#27
sicone Retired Industry Role: Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Sac Posts: 18,453	Minimum of 1 government issued ID is all that is needed. As suggested best to go with more then one, but they must be government issued. School ID's and such are no longer valid. Don't forget the model release, photographer release, location release/contract, AIM tests, and all IRS forms filled out... but I'm sure you had all this handled before the first photo was taken, as any professional would. Also as stated, If you're just starting out, great, I wish you the best of luck. BUT, now is the time to consult a lawyer and develop or purchase a 2257 management system to help keep you organized. Make sure you contracts are worded correctly and protect you. Another good thing to consult a lawyer about is the pesky little state and local laws. You can take my words or leave them, makes no difference to me. __________________

03-27-2006, 03:33 PM	#33
chadknowslaw Confirmed User Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Phoenix, Arizona Posts: 343	AaronM does know this area of law quite well, and he has certainly engaged me in lively discussion where he was right and I was wrong--find another lawyer that will admit THAT. This is a fairly simple question that has a simple answer--but there are a lot of related issues that you would need to understand to be 2257 compliant, not just the number of ID's you need to see. I wouldn't mind taking the time to type out the full response, but I am going to wait for someone with a bit more humility and a lot less venom to ask it. It does pay to be nice. The adult community is very interconnected, and anyone who has been in the business for any length of time understands how important good relationships with other business owners really are. If you remember the old movie Stripes when the drill segeant told the obnoxious egotistical recruit "One of these men might save your life one day!" to which Bill Murray quipped, "And then again, one of us might not" If you want to be in the adult business, you WILL need the help of others. Some might help you. Some will not. __________________ ChadKnowsLaw

03-27-2006, 12:10 PM	#1
unmgroup Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 67	US Title 18 2257 - How many forms of ID do you need? How many forms of ID do you need per model?? I have a model who has a state ID card card that clearly shows his age, is that enough? Or would I need a second ID?

03-27-2006, 12:18 PM	#2
TheWylders Confirmed User Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Memphis, TN Posts: 623	as long as it has a photo that's acceptable

03-27-2006, 12:21 PM	#4
unmgroup Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 67	If my attorney told me something, I wouldn't be asking here would I?? FYI - I don't have an attorney, as I am not on that "Level" of needing one just yet.

03-27-2006, 02:01 PM	#26
JD Too lazy to set a custom title Industry Role: Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 22,651	unmgroup, you are a fucking tool. You're new to this biz and already jumping up everyones ass get fucked d00d. I'm sure you're unaware that GFY isn't always the place to get a straight forward answer. Learn the ropes before you start spouting off like billy badass

03-27-2006, 02:54 PM	#31
AaronM GFY Royality ;) Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: ┌∩┐ ◣_◢ ┌∩┐ Posts: 46,921	Here's the problem with asking for advice on a forum like this one..... Not one single person has given this guy a 100% letter of the law answer. The answers that he has been given don't even really matter because the guy still doesn't know what is required for filing the paperwork. Doesn't matter if he has shot one model or 30,000 models. According to the current regs, if he followed the advice given here, with the exception of consulting with an attorney, he would still not be compliant under 2257. In fact, based on the advice that most of you have given him, he may very well be in direct violation of it depending on how he filed his paperwork. So unmgroup...To answer your other question about why should you pay an attorney a this point instead of asking others here who have already done that.... Most of them are wrong and to be honest with you, most of them are just like you...Too fucking cheap to consult with a proper attorney so they have listened to others. How do I know this? Because I do pay First Amendment attorneys for this info. I am also one of the few non-attorneys who is invited to speak on industry 2257 panels. I'm sure at this point that you will have a clever retort with lots of colorful words....Save it for the school yard, son. Take your shit ass know it all attitude and GoFuckYourself.