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| Posts: 146 | Location: New York | Registered: August 04, 2007 |    |
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Johnny Depp
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After a series of phone calls, I have the right information. For anyone who wants to know the US Federal Guidelines For Child Labor Laws, you can visit: www.dol.gov/whd. I found out that in NJ, you contact the Division of Labor in Trenton. They have a special division that handles rules for child actors in entertainment. It sounds like the "working papers" in NJ need to be obtained from your local high school. Hope that helps!
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| Posts: 78 | Location: NYC | Registered: January 27, 2008 |    |
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Julia Roberts
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| Posts: 832 | Location: SoCal | Registered: July 13, 2005 |    |
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We just went through the process with the state of NJ for a film my dd is shooting next week. It is a LENGTHY, complicated process, compared to the NY requirements! You don't get a 'permit' for a set period of time, but instead have to submit all the paperwork for each separate job/production your child works on (and student films and community theater are *not* excluded). If you live in NJ, your documentation (proof of recent physical, birth certificate, ss card, letter from principal during school year) is checked by the Superintendent of your local school district. If, like us, you live outside NJ, then you have to contact the Superintendent of Schools in the district where the job will take place. You also have to submit paperwork to the State Dept. of Labor, and there was one other place, too. I think it was the state's Film and TV Commission. The first step is filling out the Theatrical Permit for Minor Form: http://www.njfilm.org/Child_A310.pdf Hope this helps!
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| Posts: 18 | Location: New York, NY | Registered: July 02, 2008 |    |
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