The National Council on Identity Policy (NCIDP) - Easy Privacy Enforcement Labels

The National Council on Identity Policy (NCIDP) was born of the struggles of one tenacious survivor of domestic violence and stalking. The NCIDP continues her work with the help of many. Read more about the NCIDP...

Critical legal reminders, notices, and assertions for every form and document - all with the ease of small, self-adhesive labels that anyone can print from home or office.

NOW SIXTEEN (16!!) unique, precise labels ALL on one sheet!

That's sixteen (16) assertions of YOUR rights, on one convenient sheet!

Instructions for effective usage are now included on the sheet.

All-Purpose Privacy Enforcement Label Sheet

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With better, more precise wording, and more labels to give reminder notices covering more specific protections, this new, updated and improved All-Purpose Privacy Enforcement Label Sheet is indispensable. Packed with numerous legal citations to back up every individual's rights and protections, these legal notices can easily be affixed to the face of any document to assert individual rights over that document and information before signing it. Adding the full weight and effect of these laws to every signature, these Privacy Enforcement Labels help protect personal and private information against misuse, help 'remind' handlers of such information of their duties to that information and its owner, and help to ensure that the full recourse of law is available against any misuse that may yet occur.

All-Purpose Privacy Enforcement Label Sheet

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Many individuals who know or who have had contact with The National Council on Identity Policy, who know the work of the NCIDP, or have even themselves worked with the NCIDP, always make sure to give notice of their personal need for safety and privacy, and the exercise of their rights therein, whenever filling out forms or providing other documents.

Collectively, these notices and the NCIDP published IIULA have been in routine, consistent and widespread use for many years. Few, if any, large business or government organizations remain within the U.S. that can claim ignorance of these laws, notices and the IIULA.

Nevertheless, to ensure full applicability of these laws to each individual record, reiterate those prior notices, and fully ensure that IIULA penalties are fully enforceable contract law for an individual, such individuals continue to make such notices a regular, consistent, routine exercise with their forms and documents.

In order to simplify the process of giving such notices, The National Council on Identity Policy has developed a collection of compact, convenient labels indispensable for a variety of documentary circumstances.

All-Purpose Privacy Enforcement Label Sheet

IMPORTANT: remember to print at the highest possible quality/resolution for readability.

These Privacy Enforcement Labels are designed to fit onto Avery* 8167 (inkjet) or Avery* 5267 (laser), or equivalent, return address labels, and are in PDF** file form. Printers and print drivers vary, so it may require some care to achieve properly aligned printing of these labels. Modifications were necessary to the default template in order for so much information to be packed onto each label, so the sheet includes a footer line with those custom variations. This may help with any page layout printer adjustments, perhaps page size and margins, that may be needed for printing on any variety of printers.

The NCIDP Privacy Enforcement Labels are offered here to site visitors for free self-printing for any personal use for personal privacy protection that such individuals and those that they care for may elect to make of their own free will. Those who choose to do so assume all responsibility for such use.

While the Identity Information User License Agreement (IIULA) may be, in large sections, largely applicable globally, most other labels on the All-Purpose Privacy Enforcement Label Sheet recite from U.S. law and may not have much applicability outside of U.S. legal jurisdictions - except where the information misused originated within any U.S. jurisdiction and was exported in violation of the IIULA, in which case all notices and U.S. statutes remain potentially applicable and actionable in U.S. courts.

All-Purpose Privacy Enforcement Label Sheet

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The last two rows of stickers address "Disclosure is Mandatory" claims on any form from any State Actor. Only two each of these notices is included on this sheet as "Disclosure is Mandatory" rarely, if ever, appears in U.S. statutes. This is because any such compulsion inherently deprives persons of their "right against self-incrimination" (Amendment V), and it and any other related or secondarily derived becomes wholly inadmissible in a court of law – assuming the court itself remains obedient to the law. Consequently, U.S. legislators have historically been extremely reluctant to write any statute addressing individuals directly and then commanding upon such individuals that "Disclosure is Mandatory" within such a statute, as the law requires must be done to make "Disclosure Mandatory" at law (P.L. 93-579, 42U.S.C.§408, et al.). These labels, then, are only useful in rare situations where "Disclosure is Mandatory" is affirmatively asserted by any State Actor.

All-Purpose Privacy Enforcement Label Sheet

IMPORTANT: remember to print at the highest possible quality/resolution for readability.

* "Avery" is a Trademark brand name with which the NCIDP has absolutely no affiliation or connection. Manufacturers of generic or other brand labels often also refer to the "Avery" brand label reference numbers, and many software programs come with "Avery" templates preloaded. "Avery" brand labels and their associated reference numbers simply seem to have become a widespread standard, and the NCIDP reference to the "Avery" brand is solely and exclusively for that purpose and should not be interpreted as any endorsement of "Avery", "Avery" branded products, or of the company that manufactures products under the "Avery" brand name. The NCIDP itself uses labels from any variety of manufacturers and does not endorse any of them in any way.

** "PDF" is a specific type of computer file, short for "Portable Document Format" that is largely ubiquitous across the World Wide Web. Viewing it requires a special viewer program, called "Adobe Reader", that is freely downloadable. In the unlikely event that any visitor doesn't have that already installed, it is available for free from the Adobe website. Adobe and Adobe Reader are Trademarked brand names of their owner(s), and mention of them here by the NCIDP in no way constitutes any endorsement of their products or companies in any way. The NCIDP has absolutely no affiliation or connection to those companies.