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Can the Homeowner’s Association register the residential addresses in the plan on the Do Not Knock Registry?: No. The registry is available to residential homeowners who wish to make the individual decision to prohibit commercial door to door sales calls at their homes. Attempts to register large numbers of addresses will be identified by the system.

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Do Not Knock List and Solicitation

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1. Can the Homeowner’s Association register the residential addresses in the plan on the Do Not Knock Registry?: No. The registry is available to residential homeowners who wish to make the individual decision to prohibit commercial door to door sales calls at their homes. Attempts to register large numbers of addresses will be identified by the system.

2. Do I have to post “No Solicitation” signs at my home to be on the Do Not Knock list?: No, the two things are different. The Do Not Knock list requires only that you register your home on line. The No Solicitation sign is necessary for the successful prosecution of trespass offenses, such as defiant trespass.

3. Do solicitors have to provide identification?: Yes. There is an identification badge that must be worn by commercial door to door sales persons and must be visible to homeowners. The badge is issued by the Police Department when the license is issued.