Can my sister take me to get my belly pierced?

Basically, if your parents did not relinquish their parental rights, and if they did not give your sister temporary guardianship for some reason, your sister cannot grant you permission to do things that require consent of a parent or guardian, such as getting piercings or tattoos, and no one else can do so either.

Can you get a belly button piercing at 15?

If your dream is to get your navel pierced, but you’re 15 and shops in your area will only perform belly button piercings on patrons 16 or older, consider getting a cartilage piercing in the meantime. If you do travel to get a specific piercing, be sure to do your homework about the shop you choose.

Do you need your parents permission to get a belly piercing?

You need to be 16 to get most piercings in New South Wales. If you’re under 16 and want a piercing, you’ll need your parent’s permission in writing or in person. You cannot get a piercing in a private place (like your nipples or genitals) if you are under 16, even if you have your parent’s permission.

How old do you have to be to get belly button pierced without parents?

It is illegal for us to pierce any person under 16 years of age, unless a parent or legal guardian (with proof of it) is present, but please note that we DO NOT pierce anyone under the age of 14.

Can my older sister take me to get a piercing?

No. A legal guardian is the person who takes care of you, feeds you, educates you. Not a random relative. Unless your parents are dead or in prison your sister can’t authorize your piercing.

Is an older sister a legal guardian?

Do Siblings Count as Legal Guardians? Yes, a sibling can be a legal guardian if the age requirements discussed above are satisfied and the court grants the sibling custody rights. Courts presume the child is best suited to live with a biological parent.