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New Hampshire Tattoo Laws
New Hampshire Tattoo Laws
314-A: 3 Rulemaking: The commissioner shall choose the rules, under RSA 541-A, relative to the tattooing practice in hygienic way and it's sanitary operations. These rules shall consists of:
- To receive and maintain a license to perform the tattooing practice, the standards of hygiene to be met and retained by establishments and tattooists.
- Procedures to be used: to obtain a license, revoke and reinstitute a license.
- Tattoo establishment inspections.
- Any other rule necessary to this chapter.
Source. 1994, 280:1. 1995, 310:183, eff. Nov. 1, 1995.
TATTOO REGULATIONS:
DEFINITIONS:
- Applicant: A tattoo practitioner who is applying for a license to practice tattooing or a for a tattoo establishment.
- Antiseptic technique: The practice of prevention of infection.
- Body piercing: As defined in RSA 314-A:4.
- Branding: A process of creating an instantly identifiable image.
- Clean: Without any dust, stains, impurities or dirt.
- Communicable disease: As defined in RSA 141-C:2, IV.
- Cosmetic tattooing: Making a permanent tattoo on the body or face of client.
- Director: as defined in RSA 314-A:l, I.
- Disinfected: To cleanse of harmful microorganisms.
- Division: The division of public health services.
- Good repair: Without any structural or cosmetic defects like holes or tears.
- Guest artist: A person visiting a tattoo practitioner.
- Initial tattoo establishment license: The first new Hampshire tattoo establishment license received by practitioner.
- Intradermal pigment implantation: A tattoo.
- License: A certificate issued by a division to perform a practice as a tattoo practitioner or mobile tattoo establishment.
- Mobile tattoo establishments: Tattoo establishments set up in a vehicles such as trailers for specific time.
- Permanent make-up: tattooing a facial area in the place of cosmetics.
- Pigment: Substances used as a coloring in tattooing the skin.
- Practitioner: As defined in RSA 314-A:l, II.
- Sanitary: Clean and free of harmful microorganisms and other contaminants
- Tattoo: As defined in RSA 314-A:l, III.
- Tattoo establishment: The place or room for tattooing business.
LICENSING REQUIREMENTS:
- Initial Practitioner License.
- An applicant shall take form of a tattoo practitioner application from division.
- An applicant must submit application form to the division.
- Following information shall be provided to the division:
- The applicant's name, home, phone number and business address.
- Applicant's birth date.
- Experience description in tattooing operation or body piercing.
- Description of duties performed.
- A signed statement by a licensed physician, nurse practitioner or licensed physician's assistant.
- Copies of any licenses, registrations or certificates issued to the tattooist.
- Passport photograph of the applicant.
- The fee for licensure.
- Applicants who wish to practice a cosmetic tattooing shall submit documentation of four years of experience as a tattoo practitioner.
- Initial Tattoo Establishment License.
- Applicants who want to obtain an initial tattoo establishment license shall submit an application form to the director provided by the division.
- Following information shall be provided by the applicant while submitting the application form to he division:
- Owner's name.
- Tattoo establishment address including name, street name, city and state.
- Mail address of tattoo establishments.
- Telephone number of owner.
- Telephone number of tattoo establishment.
- The information of all the tattoo practitioners who work at tattoo establishment. Information includes names, addresses and license copies of them.
- The operation days and hours.
- Owner's signature.
- Along with the above application, an applicant shall submit written approval, on a form by division:
- Health Officer
- Building Officer
- Zoning Officer
- Fire chief
- Written approval from locals officials includes:
A statement with signature and date.
Within sixty days of receipt of the application by director, notification shall be send to the owner, according to RSA 541-A:29, I.
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