Usually the Health Department of the state inspects and licenses tattoo shops.
NO. However, let's get this straight. There is no Canadian licensing body that licenses the tattoo artist or certifies him/her to be able to tattoo. There is a school in Toronto, but it is not accredited to my knowledge. The tattoo artists' SHOP must be licensed. This process involves having Health Canada inspect the tattoo shop at least once a year to ensure that they are following Canada guidelines in health and safety (ensuring that the environment is clean, equipment is properly stored, used and sterilized where appropriate; ensure that the proper disinfectants are being used etc... People are quickly mixing up "licensed studio" with a "tattoo license or certification" which are two completely different things. Your shop has to be licensed, but the artist does not.
Tattoo shop, tattoo parlor
A tattoo shop
He did not have a tattoo.
Yes
Usually the Health Department of the state inspects and licenses tattoo shops.
No, you cannot get a tattoo license when you are convicted with felony. This is because felony is considered as a crime of high seriousness.
yea...i dont see y not...the guy who did my 1st tattoo was locked up for 10 years and started tattoo while he was in jail
Only the state agency that licenses that profession within your state can answer this question. Contact them and ask.
I do not believe that ANY state that issues gaming licenses will issue one to a convicted felon.
Most likely you do. Call the health department to make sure you know the laws or call a tattoo business near you and talk to them. Tattoo licenses are regulated by the municipalities in South Dakota. Contact city hall in the town you are looking to practice tattooing in.
It may depend on the licensing requirements for this opccupation in your state. You will have to contact the state agency that licenses this occupation to find out.
Most U.S. states prohibit a felon from obtaining an insurance license as well as most other professional licenses.
in all states, it depends on what the individual was convicted of and how long ago. it is not an automatic rejection by the state dept of RE or pro licenses
You must check with the NJ state agency that licenses that particular occupation. They are listed in the blue pages of your telephone directory. ASK THEM!
Most cities are requiring criminal records checks before issuing licenses for business due to the nature of tattooing and body piercing.