The Missouri Entertainment Work Permit Request is a legal document that must be completed by minors (under 18 years of age) in the state of Missouri who wish to perform or work in the entertainment industry. This includes any form of theatrical performance, modeling, radio, television, or other types of media. The document must be signed by the minor’s parent or legal guardian in order for the minor to be able to participate in the entertainment work. There are two types of Missouri Entertainment Work Permit Request forms that can be used. The first is the Short Form, which is used for single-day activities and does not require a physical examination. The second is the Long Form, which requires a physical examination and is used for multiple-day activities. Both forms must be signed by the minor’s parent or legal guardian and are available online.
Missouri Entertainment Work Permit Request
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No permit will be issued without proof of age, a permission form from the parent or legal guardian, and a written statement from the prospective employer setting out the nature and expected duration of employment.
Youth 14 and 15-years old may not work more than 40 hours in a week. For these purposes, school is in session in any week in which school meets, even if it meets for a part of a day or a portion of the week.
While most states have additional legislation specifying required meal periods for minor employees under age 18, the Missouri government has no such regulations.
To apply for your work permit (EAD), file an Application for Employment Authorization (Form 1-765), review the instructions, and pay the filing fee. Depending on your immigration category, your EAD work permit will be good for 1 or 2 years.
When public school is in session, 14 and 15 year olds may work up to 15 hours each week (seven-day period). This includes a maximum of three hours per day on school days and up to Page 2 eight hours per day on Saturday and eight hours on Sunday and eight hours on non-school days, when a school day does not follow.
Work Permit Regulations Child labor laws in Missouri mandate all minors under the age of 16 acquire employment certifications to work during the school year. Teens often receive these permits through their school superintendents, principals or guidance counselors.
If you are 14 or 15 years old, you can only work outside of school hours. The federal youth employment requirements limit the times of day and the number of hours that you may work as well.
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