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Finger Print Quality Unacceptable

Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2010 3:12 pm
by TexasTony
I just logged in and saw that my finger prints were rejected. Does anyone know if the new prints have to be re-done at the same place I originally got them? My photos were accepted so if I go somewhere else to redo the prints, does it matter if the signature on the photos and prints are from two different officers?

Re: Finger Print Quality Unacceptable

Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2010 3:19 pm
by Teamless
did you do L1-FAST electronic fingerprints or ink on print cards?

Re: Finger Print Quality Unacceptable

Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2010 3:30 pm
by TexasTony
Ink print cards. The CHL class had an officer come in and do it for us. I was kind of worried because some of the prints looked questionable, but I was hoping between the two cards, they would get a good print.

I would like to do them electronically if possible. From what I read, it is a more reliable process. I don't know if the photos and prints are tied together with the officers signature though.

Re: Finger Print Quality Unacceptable

Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2010 3:49 pm
by Oldgringo
TexasTony wrote:Ink print cards. The CHL class had an officer come in and do it for us. I was kind of worried because some of the prints looked questionable, but I was hoping between the two cards, they would get a good print.

I would like to do them electronically if possible. From what I read, it is a more reliable process. I don't know if the photos and prints are tied together with the officers signature though.
No, Mrs. Oldgringo ultimately submitted four (4) sets of prints and one photo. Yes, she did get her CHL 160 Days after the first fingerprint/application submittal.

Do the F.A.S.T. thingy.

Re: Finger Print Quality Unacceptable

Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2010 5:19 pm
by Charles L. Cotton
If you can get digital prints, then do so. The FBI rejection rate is less than 1%. Either way, don't worry about the photos. Signatures are no longer required on any photos, if you are a Texas resident.

Chas.

Re: Finger Print Quality Unacceptable

Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2010 8:09 am
by TexasTony
I'm going to make an appointment with L1 today. Thanks!