Shouldn't be. There should be no one else that will have a scar that prints like that in that exact area on that finger, that have the rest of the prints you have.Shu wrote:I am currently trying to get my ducks in a row before taking my class. I take my class feb 6. My instructor will do the fingerprints he did them in a military. He stated that ink fingerprints are about 70%. He stated its all up to the examiner. He recommended this thing called FAST print that is digital and is 98 percent accurate. Well my question is in regards to scaring. I was in a car accident and on my left middle finger have a pretty bad scar. Will this be an issue with accuracy?
In reality this is a better scenario than those that have missing fingers; at least this way they can get some type of print from your finger.
As for clarity, just make sure the instructor takes his time and that the prints are nice and sharp and they should pass with flying colors. If he is concerned about his print quality being accepted, then you may want to go to FAST and have them print you.