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and you have to give them your fingerprints which i'm assuming will then be on file for any other law enforcement agency to use.
by there 17y ago
and you have to give them your fingerprints which i'm assuming will then be on file for any other law enforcement agency to use.
- pyre 17y agoNot sure what the point of this comment is. Fingerprints are one of the requirements for requesting any law enforcement records (not court documents) so far as I know. It's not like this is some sort of insidious process where you don't realize they are going to take your fingerprints until it's too late for you to back out because there is a gun against your head. The entire process is basically: 1. Get fingerprints on a card of acceptable format by a 'professional.' 2. Send in fingerprint card, request and payment. As for me, it's hard to go through the immigration process without proving that you're not a criminal in your country of origin. That, and I have my fingerprints on record anyways. I had a class 3 gaming license in NY state. The NY State Police took my fingerprints for that.