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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Child Performer Permit application in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the Child Performer’s name, including last, first, and middle initial. If the performer has a professional name, include that as well.
  3. Indicate the purpose of the permit by selecting from options: Performance, Modeling, or Both.
  4. Enter the date of birth and age of the child performer. Ensure accuracy as this is crucial for processing.
  5. Provide the Social Security Number and any other identification number if applicable. For non-U.S. citizens, indicate passport details.
  6. Complete the physical description section by noting hair color and eye color.
  7. Fill in parent/guardian information including name, primary phone number, email address, and mailing address for the permit.
  8. Attach all required documents as specified in the instructions. This includes School Form (LS 560), Health Form (LS 562), proof of age, and parent ID.
  9. Review all entries for completeness before signing and dating at the bottom of the application.

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Not only does the minor need a work permit, but the production company must also secure a permit from the Department of Industrial Relations to employ a minor in the entertainment industry. This permit is only valid as long as the production company has a valid workers compensation insurance policy.
Child performers ages 14-17 may work up to 8 hours during school hours, for no more than 2 consecutive days, with school permission. If a child performer works after attending school, the maximum daily hours of presence at the workplace is reduced by 3 hours.
Street performers usually do not need a permit. However, a permit is required if you: Use a sound device such as a loud speaker, megaphone, or stereo. Perform in or next to a park.
Following receipt and verification of the medical certification, the parent or guardian will receive an e-mail within one business day that the 10-day Temporary Entertainment Work Permit has been approved and is ready for printing.
186-4.6 Provision for a responsible person. (a) Every child performer under the age of 16 shall be assigned a responsible person at least 18 years of age, whose duties shall be to accompany the child throughout the work day and to monitor the childs safety and well-being.
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What do I need to complete/bring? An application with Section 1 completed and signed by a parent. A birth certificate as proof of your age. An original version of a: New York State doctors note (stating the student is fit for employment) Schooling record: Complete the NY State application (Open external link)
Overview. If you are aged 14-17 you will need an employment certificate, also called working papers, in order to hold a job in New York State.

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