Required Documents:
For a minor to receive a piercing, a parent or legal guardian must be present at the time of the procedure and provide:

Creativity flows in all ages. At Iris, we love to celebrate self-expression and create a safe space for everyone to explore it. We want to ensure a smooth and easy process for both you and your child. Here's everything you need to know when bringing a minor in for a piercing:
For a minor to receive a piercing, a parent or legal guardian must be present at the time of the procedure and provide:
Acceptable forms include birth certificate (not a mother's copy), court order showing custody or guardianship, or other legal documents accepted by the Department of Health.
A declaration acknowledging that lying about legal guardianship is a crime (Class C misdemeanor) Important: Falsifying this information is against the law and can result in up to 30 days in jail or a $50 fine.
We're required by law to keep detailed records for 2 years, and to send a copy to the Tennessee Department of Health within 30 business days. This includes:
Your privacy and safety matter to us, and we take care to follow these steps carefully to protect everyone involved.
We're excited to help you and your child express themselves through body art with the ultimate experience!