FINGERPRINT PDF
FINGERPRINT VERIFICATION

Please note: You must present valid photo identification when being fingerprinted. Request for Live Scan Service - Form BCIA 8016FP, pdf. Once you have decided on a Live Scan site, please complete and provide the following Request for Live Scan Service (BCIA 8016FP) form to the Live Scan site for electronic processing of your fingerprints. To find the Live Scan site nearest you, their hours of operation, and fees for fingerprinting services, please click on this link for a list of Public Live Scan Sites. Once you have completed the Application for Certification, you will need to be fingerprinted. Mail the Application for Certification to:ДЇingerprint Rolling Certification Program Your Social Security Number will not be made available for public inspection. By law, applicants must furnish this standard data element or the Application for Certification will not be processed.

FINGERPRINT VERIFICATION

PLEASE NOTE: You will need to provide your Social Security Number for identification and verification purposes.

FINGERPRINT PDF

Step Two (2) вЂ“ Complete the Application for CertificationД¬omplete the Application for Certification (Form BCIA 8372).ДЄpplication for Certification - Form BCIA 8372, pdf This handbook provides you with basic steps, and responsibilities for obtaining a Certification including background check information and disqualifying offenses.ДЇingerprint Rolling Certification Program Reference Handbook, pdf. Here is basic information for individuals interested in becoming a Certified Fingerprint Roller in California. Penal Code section 11102.1(a)(2) exempts the mandatory certification requirement for law enforcement personnel, state employees and employees of tribal gaming agencies. A certified fingerprint roller must enter his/her certification number into the Live Scan device when rolling fingerprint impressions. California law requires any individual who rolls fingerprints manually or electronically for licensure, certification and/or employment purposes to be certified by the state Department of Justice (Penal Code section 11102.1).