№ 386620

Aliens Order, 1920.

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION

To be produced by the holder when—

(a) he reports to the Police that he is about to change his residence, or to cease residence in the United Kingdom;

(b) he reports to the Police on his arrival in a new district that he has changed his residence;

(c) he presents himself at a Police Station for any purpose connected with his registration, or

(d) the Police or an Immigration Officer demand its production.

NOTICE TO THE HOLDER OF THIS CERTIFICATE.

1. Before you change your residence (i.e. the address shown in this Certificate) you must give the Police of the district in which you reside your new address and the date on which you intend to move.

2. If your new residence is in another Police district you must, within 48 hours of your arrival there, report to the Police of the new district.

3. If you are absent for more than two months from your residence you must report your temporary address and all subsequent changes of address (including your return home) to the Police of the district where you are registered. *This may be done by letter.*

4. If you stay at an hotel, lodging-house, boarding-house or other place where lodging is provided for payment, you must *on arrival*, write your name, nationality and the address from which you have come, and, *before leaving*, must write the address to which you intend to go in the register provided for the purpose.

5. You must report to the Police of the district where you are registered any change in any of the personal particulars given within.

6. Your children, if not British, must have separate Certificates when they reach the age of 16.

Failure to comply with any of the above requirements—

Refusing to answer any questions by a registration or immigration officer or other person lawfully acting in the execution of the Aliens Order with regard to registration or with regard to this certificate—

Making any false statement with regard to registration or with regard to this certificate—

Altering this certificate or any entry upon it—

Refusing to produce this certificate as directed upon the front page—

Having in possession or using without lawful authority any forged, altered, or irregular certificate, passport, or other document concerned with registration will render the offender liable to be detained in custody and to a fine of £100 or six months' imprisonment.

(*289) Wt. 12736—510. 23,000. 10/28. T.S. 114