Title 34 › Subtitle II — Protection of Children and Other Persons › CHAPTER 209 — CHILD PROTECTION AND SAFETY › SUBCHAPTER I — SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATION AND NOTIFICATION › Part A — Sex Offender Registration and Notification › § 20914
A person who must register as a sex offender must give specific personal and travel information to the agency that keeps the registry. That covers things like full name and any nicknames, Social Security number, every home address, where they work or go to school, vehicle plate and description, plans for travel outside the United States (dates, carriers or flight numbers, destination and contact there), and any other details the Attorney General requires. The agency where the person registers must also keep additional records. These include a physical description, the text of the law for the offense, the person’s criminal history with dates and supervision or warrants, a current photo, fingerprints and palm prints, a DNA sample, and a copy of any state ID or driver’s license. The registrant must give and update the information when and how the Attorney General says to, including travel plans.
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34 U.S.C. § 20914
Title 34, Navy
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Sep 22, 2026
Release point: 119-110