1. Name, including full legal name, nicknames, Osage Nation or traditional names, and any aliases;

2. Date of birth, and dates that the offender uses as a birth date;

3. Detailed physical description, including general appearance and any tattoos, scars, or other identifying marks;

4. Current photograph, more than one photograph showing front and back of the offender, and the offender in other presentations;

5. Internet identifiers, monikers, email and instant messaging addresses;

6. Residence address, including past and current street addresses only, no post office boxes. If no street address is available, then a reasonable description of where the person’s home is located shall be used or where they habitually live;

7. Any telephone numbers including cell, work, and residential locations;

8. Alternative residences or temporary lodging information. This includes any place where the offender might stay;

9. Employer’s name and address, which includes self-employment, whether compensated or not. If the sex offender has no fixed place of employment, other employment information concerning places where the sex offender works such as a normal travel route or the general area(s) in which the offender works shall be listed;

10. All professional licenses;

11. School or educational information, including the name and address of any educational institution where the offender is currently enrolled and physically present;

12. Vehicle information, including license plate number and description of any vehicle owned or regularly operated by the offender. This includes watercraft, aircraft and any other land vehicles, such as ATVs;

13. The text of the provision of law defining the criminal offense for which the offender is currently registered. This may be in the form of electronic text or a hyperlink and/or copies of court documentation;

14. Fingerprints, palm prints. Stored in a digitized format;

15. Driver’s license or identification card (digitized photocopy);

16. Tribal affiliation and CDM card (digitized photocopy);

17. Passport and immigration documents;

18. Criminal history, including the date of all arrests, the date of all convictions, any outstanding warrants, the registration status, and the status of parole, probation, or supervised release;

19. A DNA sample;

20. Social security number; and

21. When the offender is in violation of this Act or cannot be located, the website must note this fact and label the offender as an “absconder.”