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Legal status of tattooing in the United States
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In the [[United States]], there is no federal law stating a required age to be [[tattoo]]ed. When a person reaches the age of 18 in the U.S., they are legally considered an adult. Many states require that the person being tattooed is an adult over 18, but some states do allow people under that age to be tattooed with parental consent.

(contracted; show full)==[[Hawaii]]==
Minors must have parent consent.

==[[Idaho]]==
Minors must have parent consent.

==[[Illinois]]==
Minors must have parent consent.
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People say that the law has changed in the past 5 years so now you have to be 18

==[[Indiana]]==
Minors must have parent consent & the parent must be present.

==[[Iowa]]==
Must be 18.

==[[Kansas]]==
Minors must have parent consent and the parent must attend.

==[[Kentucky]]==
Minors must have parent consent.

==[[Louisiana]]==
Minors must have parent consent.

==[[Maine]]==
Must be 18 with an ID.

==[[Maryland]]==
Minors must have parent consent.

==[[New Hampshire]]==
Must be 18.

==[[New Jersey]]==
Minors must have parent consent.

==[[New York]]==
Must be 18.

==[[North Carolina]]==
Must be 18.

==[[North Dakota]]==
Minors must have parent consent.

==[[Ohio]]==
Minors must have parent consent.

==[[Oklahoma]]==
Must be 18.

==[[Pennsylvania]]==
Minors must have parent consent.

==[[Rhode Island]]==
Must be 18.

==[[Tennessee]]==
Must be 18.

==[[Texas]]==
Must be 18.

==[[Vermont]]==
Minors must have parent consent.

==[[Virginia]]==
Minors must have parent present.

==[[Washington (state)|Washington]]==
Must be 18.

==[[Wisconsin]]==
Must be 18.

==References==
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[[Category:United States law]]