Virgin Islands sex offender registry travel notification for Jeffrey Epstein, 2019

VIRGIN ISLANS DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL VIRGIN ISLANDS SEXUAL OFFENDER REGISTRY¶

Notification of Duty to Report Travel¶

Name of recipient: Jeffrey Epstein¶

On this \underline{15m} day of \underline{mar}, 2019, I have been advised, and I understand,¶

Travel to US Jurisdictions¶

1. That pursuant to Chapter 86, Section 1724(b)(1) in the event of a change in temporary lodging, I am required to inform the Virgin Islands Department of Justice, in person, of any changes to my temporary lodging information and shall notify the jurisdiction in which I will be temporarily staying.

2. That “temporary lodging” refers to a place where I abide, lodge, or reside, including, but not limited to vacation, business, or personal travel destinations outside of the U.S. Virgin Islands. Initials

International Travel¶

1. That pursuant to Chapter 86, Section 1724(b)(4) I am required to appear in person at the Virgin Islands Department of Justice at least twenty one (21) calendar days prior to any intended travel outside of the United States and provide pertinent travel information.

2. If a reduction in the 21-day notice requirement is requested, I must submit information in support of the request for approval at the discretion of the Department of Justice.

Required Information for Travel¶

1. That when I appear in person to inform the Department of Justice of my intent to travel, I must provide the following information:

i. Destination¶

ii. Dates of travel¶

iii. Places of arrival and departure¶

iv. Itinerary details¶

v. Address or, in lieu, telephone contact information¶

vi. Purpose of travel¶

vii. Any other required information¶

Initials¶

VIDOJ/SOR-16¶

EFTA00076036¶

I have also been advised, and understand, that failure to comply with these obligations subjects me to prosecution for failure to register or update my registration pursuant to:¶

1. Virgin Islands Code, Title 14, Section 1730, punishable by a fine not less than $3,000 nor more than $5,000, or imprisonment for not less than three months nor more than two years, or both; and …

2. Federal Law, 18 U.S.C. Section 2250, punishable by up to 10 years of imprisonment.

On this date, I was given a copy of this notification.¶

Signature of Realpient¶

VIDOJ-SOR2¶