Model release

[Barnabás29294355uj25]

I uploaded loads of pictures with a model release, and none of them worked and got rejected.

I have put a lots of work into this so I would appreciate if Adobe didn't just ruin my work by not accepting it.

[Attached release form containing personal information removed by moderator.  Do not post sensitive or personal information in a public web forum, please.]

[Jill_C]

What rejection reason was indicated ?

[Henrik Heigl]

Hi,

I'm not sure what the reason for the Rejection was, but I could assume that the data on the Release does not match up and also that the Picture from the Quality is to dark. Hope that helps.

[Nancy OShea]

In the future, please don't embed a completed model release form in a publicly accessibile web forum.   This is not a private Adobe channel.  It's a user-to-user community.

You'll need to explain more about what you're doing so we can understand the problem. 

What was the form rejection reason?

Did you submit a legible JPG or PDF file?

Or was this submitted and signed electronically?

[Abambo]

I uploaded loads of pictures with a model release, and none of them worked and got rejected.

By @Barnabás29294355uj25

Did the pictures get rejected or the model releases?

[Abambo · Accepted solution]

Look for inconsistencies in your model release. You will find some, I'm confident. The most common inconsistency are dates who do not match (dates of the model and witness need to match!), or phone numbers or signatures and names and all of those things. The quality of the reference photo will play no role in all this, as long as the picture can be attributed to the model (or property in case of a property release).

It's Adobe's responsibility to check that, and if they find it is not acceptable, they will refuse it. Adobe doesn't ruin your work, if all is as it should be.