With Fingerprint Archiving, there is no more reason to take new impressions of your same old fingerprints.
Traditional Ink Fingerprinting – the process of identifying a person’s unique fingerprint pattern from official ink and roll fingerprint cards – has been practiced since the 19th century.
These completely unique and permanent qualities are what make fingerprints the gold standard for personal identification.
They are also the reason it has been proven that fingerprints taken 5 years ago display the same fingerprint patterns as those taken 5 minutes ago.
So why have you wasted so much time getting new copies of your same old fingerprints?
Because traditional fingerprint methods require people who need to present their fingerprints on multiple occasions to have their same prints captured multiple times.
How It Works:
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Fingerprints are captured electronically and sent to our secure server for archiving
- The Fingerprint Archiving procedure is protected; information being stored is limited to name, fingerprints, and signature.
- We do not store your Personally Identifiable Information (PII).
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Archived data is encrypted, never shared with third parties, and will never be forwarded without your express authorization.
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When requested, archived data can be printed on most state-specific fingerprint cards as well as the standard FBI FD 258 cards, using our FBI certified printers.
Fingerprints have been considered the gold standard for personal identification since the 19th century because they are:
Supporting Service
Mobile On-site fingerprinting: Allows us to bring a portable, state-of-the-art fingerprint lab directly to you, reducing the time required to have fingerprints taken from hours per person to mere minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Answers to a few of our most frequently asked questions.
