GOT IDENTIFICATION?
You must have your identification to get pierced.
Here at Kiva Fine Jewelry & Body Piercing we do pierce minors, but we do have some requirements.
This section is going to help you prepare you for your visit.
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Anyone looking to get pierced must have a valid ID that has the persons picture and date of birth.
**With the exception of minors ear lobe piercings.
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Examples:
-State or Government Identification card such as a drivers license, identification card, or passport.
-Military identification card active, dependent, or retired.
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If you are 18 or older that is it that is all you need. :)
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If you are under 18 years old this section is for you. Unfortunately not all piercings are
able to be done on minors.
A minor needs to be at least 14 years old to get anything besides earlobes pierced
here and have a valid picture ID.
Examples:
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-State or Government Identification card such as a driver’s license or identification card with matching
last name and address as parent/guardian.
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-Military identification as a dependent with the matching sponsors ID.
-Passport with birth certificate.
-School identification card with birth certificate.
-School login maybe acceptable depending on the picture, and if date of birth, address, or parents/guardians are listed.
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​Minors between the age of 8 and 13 are only eligible for ear lobe piercings with proper credentials provided.
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In order for us to pierce a minors ear lobes we must be provided a birth certificate and the parent
accompanying them must have a valid government issued picture ID and must be listed on the birth certificate.
The best form of identification for minors is always going to be a state ID along with a birth certificate
or court paperwork that establishes guardianship rights.
Parent/Guardian must have a valid state or government issued ID as well.
PLEASE CONTACT US
If you have questions about the identification needed to get pierced.
It can save you a lot of headaches and frustration.
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Keep in mind these requirements are put in place by the Virginia Beach Environmental Health Department.