LOS ANGELES – Adult social media platform JustFor.fans (JFF) has announced the launch of its new “Model Release Center,” a new feature that securely stores important legal information to benefit the site’s content creators.

According to JFF, the document repository “supports a centralized record-keeping catalogue of model releases, IDs and 2257 paperwork for every sexually explicit scene shown on the JFF site.” The content creator who uploaded the documents can retrieve them at any time. JFF delivers the documents via email, as they are not accessible through a web browser.

“While JFF DOES NOT require documentation, US Law requires that adult content producers – our models – maintain records that prove models’ age and consent at the time of shooting,” said JFF founder Dominic Ford. “We are providing a convenient, secure way for our models to store these forms should they ever need them, or should we ever have to ask for them because of a dispute or change in the future laws. But I want to repeat that we DO NOT require this documentation under current US law.”

JFF models can find out more about the Model Release Center by attending this week’s virtual web conference with attorney Gill Sperlein, Thursday, March 4th at 4:00pm PST/7:00pm EST. In its release announcing the new Model Release Center, JFF said that during the virtual seminar, Sperlein will “further expand upon the importance of this legal paperwork within the industry.”

To locate the Model Release Center feature on the JFF site, locate Media Center, Other Actions, then scroll to Model Releases/IDs.

For more information on JFF, visit JustFor.fans and follow the platform on Twitter at @JustForFansSite.