Any person whose identity is recorded in the file is subject, as a security measure, to the obligations set out in this article.
The person is required to:
1° Provide proof of his or her address, a first time after receiving information about the measures and obligations mentioned in the second paragraph of Article 706-25-8, and then every three months;
2° To declare any changes of address, within fifteen days at the latest of the change;
3° To declare any travel abroad fifteen days at the latest before the said travel;
4° If the person resides abroad, to declare any travel to France fifteen days at the latest before the said travel.
If the person resides in France, they must report in person to the police station or gendarmerie brigade on which their home depends.
If a person of French nationality resides abroad, they must report personally to the French consulate or consular section of the French embassy closest to their home.
If a person of foreign nationality resides abroad, they must send their supporting documents by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt to the managing department.
The justification and presentation obligations provided for in this article cease to apply during the time the person is incarcerated on national territory.
Any person registered in the automated national judicial file for perpetrators of terrorist offences shall be registered in the wanted persons file for the duration of their obligations.
The person shall be subject to the justification and presentation obligations provided for in this article, from the time of delivery of the decision provided for in article 706-25-4, for a period of:
a) Ten years in the case of an adult;
b) Five years in the case of a minor.
Where the person is serving an unsuspended custodial sentence pursuant to the conviction leading to registration, these time limits do not begin to run until their release.
The failure of persons subject to the obligations provided for in this article to comply with these obligations is punishable by two years’ imprisonment and a fine of €30,000.
Attempted travel abroad without having made the declaration provided for in 3° of this article is punishable by the same penalties.
Failure by persons residing abroad to comply with the obligations set out in this article is punishable by the same penalties.
This article shall not apply to persons entered in the file when the decisions that led to such entry concern offences mentioned in articles 421-2-5 and 421-2-5-1 of the Penal Code and articles L. 224-1 and L. 225-7 du code de la sécurité intérieure.