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If you are looking for a place to get your fingerprints taken, this article is for you. There are many places where you can do this, and we will list some of them below. Where to get fingerprinted near me? Getting your fingerprints done is a crucial process for securing your identity, and the reasons…
Read MoreIf you’re applying for a job, adoption, immigration, international travel, legal matters, or a federal-level clearance, you may be asked to obtain an FBI Criminal Background Check—also known as an FBI Identity History Summary (IHS). This report is the official summary of your criminal history based on your fingerprints and is required by thousands of…
Read MoreThe need for live scan fingerprinting usually starts when you are instructed to take a live scan for employment, permit, immigration, license, or certification. Live scan fingerprinting is the technique used to capture your fingerprints electronically rather than the traditional process, which requires ink and paper. During this process, your fingerprint is electronically captured into…
Read MoreWhen you’re hiring, applying for a license, or volunteering, background checks are a must. But not all background checks are created equal. Live Scan fingerprinting and online background checks may seem similar, but they’re worlds apart in accuracy, legality, and reliability. Let’s break down the 5 shocking ways Live Scan Fingerprinting beats online background checks—and…
Read MoreTo Live Scan Applicants,Live Scan rejections are sometimes issued by the Department of Justice for various reasons: Poor quality of fingerprints. Incorrect personal information. Any live scan applicant with a letter of rejection is entitled to do a resubmission at no extra charge. To do a livescan resubmission, the livescan applicant must have a letter…
Read MoreAccess to criminal history summary records maintained by the DOJ is restricted by law to legitimate law enforcement purposes and authorized applicant agencies. However, individuals have the right to request a copy of their own criminal history record from the Department to review for accuracy and completeness. Requests from third parties are not authorized and…
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