Yes, minors aged 16 or 17 accompanied by their parent or legal guardian can be tattooed in Florida with proof of identification. Minor and parent/guardian must present a valid (not expired) approved form of government-issued photo ID (see list below). All forms of ID must be the original, physical document. Photocopies or a photo of an ID on a mobile device will not be accepted.

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We will not tattoo a minor without proper documentation. Digital images, copies, or photographs of IDs will not be accepted. 

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A notarized consent form must be completed on the same day of the minor's appointment or walk-in tattoo. Notary services are available through your bank free of charge, but can also be found locally at various check cashing locals and mail-carrier businesses for approx $10 (usually in cash). The Florida Minor Notary Form can be printed from here or you may visit the shop to pick up a printed form. We do not have a notary on site. 
 

The notary and the tattoo shop will require physical proof of the following: 

• Parent or Guardian's government-issued photo ID

• Minor's government-issued photo ID

• The notary may require additional documentation (i.e birth certificate or court documentation) to show guardianship if minor's address and name differ from the parent or guardian.

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Approved Forms of Government-Issued Photo ID:

• Driver's License

• Non-Driver Photo ID 

• U.S. Passport or Passport Card

• Foreign Passport

• Military ID Card or Military Dependent's ID Card

• Tribal Card

• Medical Marijuana Registry Card

• Concealed Weapons Permit

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College or K-12 School ID is not an acceptable form of identification. To obtain a Florida ID card, please visit the Florida Highway Safety Motor Vehicles directory to book an appointment in your county. 
 

We will not tattoo a minor without proper documentation.

Digital images, copies, or photographs of IDs will not be accepted. 

The above documentation is required by law.

We will not make any exceptions.