(A) An applicant for a registration certificate required by § 113.01 shall execute a written application form, sworn to and signed by the applicant, with the Clerk-Treasurer of the city at least two weeks prior to engaging in any soliciting in the city, which application form shall require the following information:
(1) Applicant's name, home address, and local address, if any.
(2) A photograph and a physical description of the applicant, setting forth the applicant's age, sex, height, weight, complexion, color of hair and eyes, and any other distinguishing features.
(3) The name and address or principal office of the person, firm, organization, or corporation, if any, for or through whom or under whose auspices the applicant is authorized to conduct the activity; or, a statement that the applicant is engaged in the activity solely on his own behalf.
(4) A brief description of the type of literary material to be sold and a statement whether delivery of the literary material is to be immediate or in the future.
(5) A statement as to whether the applicant has been convicted of any crime or misdemeanor involving moral turpitude, and if so, the nature of the offense and punishment assessed therefor.
(6) If the applicant canvasses or solicits orders or subscriptions for the literary material, he shall attach to the application a sample copy of the order or receipt form used by him in connection with the activity.
(B) The application provided for in this section shall be deemed a continuing application, and if after the issuance of the registration certificate as provided for in § 113.03 of this code, the information set forth in the application shall become inaccurate for any reason and the holder of the registration certificate intends to or does continue his activity thereunder, notice of the change and the correct information shall be furnished to the office of the Clerk-Treasurer within 24 hours.
(C) At the time of executing the application form, the applicant shall also submit in person for the inspection of the Chief of Police written proof of his identity, which may be in the form of a credential containing a physical description of the applicant and a specimen of the applicant's signature.
('75 Code, § 64.2)