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| Subject: Fimgerprinting form |
While requesting the fingerprinting blank form from the FBI office, do I need to attach the 18$ fee or it is free. Please clarify.
[30-11-2004,16:36]
raj |
(in reply to: Fimgerprinting form)
You definitely need to attach the fees in the form of money order/cashier´s check or banker´s check .....whateever..but it has to be pre paid....
[30-11-2004,16:52]
Anonymous |
(in reply to: Fimgerprinting form)
No you do not need to send the money when you are requesting the blank FBI fingerprint card.
Just a suggestion check for private fingerprinting agencies in your area. They have the card and will take your fingerprints for $15 to $20 on an average. This will save you a lot of time.
[30-11-2004,17:19]
Kenny |
sorry....the second Anonymous response (in reply to: Fimgerprinting form)
Sorry for advising to send money...if you are only ordering blank form, the fees of $18 may not be applicable. You send that only when you send it after completing the finger printing on it.....
If you live in US, I suggest to go to Mailbox Etc. ( now called "UPS store") and they have these forms and kit available and for marginal fees, they can complete it (taking finger prints part)right in their store for you.
[30-11-2004,21:11]
Anonymous |
Fimgerprinting form (in reply to: Fimgerprinting form)
I am in US and went to local Police Station in Michigan for finger printing. They used forms with them(I do not know what they charge)then I send this to FBI for arrest record. FBI sent this back stating that prints are not readable. And they sent a Finger Print Card too. Went back to same police station got it finger printed..sent to FBI and okeyed this time. I noticed one difference between Police station´s(PS) card and FBI card that the ink (not for finger printing but for other information) used in PS´s card was blue and that of FBI was black. I guess due to this bluish shad, FBI might have some problem scanning in their machines first time. Do send $18 with your finger printed card. FBI will not accept personal check. Mine was returned back because I sent personal check. Meaning my finger printing was okeyed after two shots.
[01-12-2004,01:18]
Nanu |
(in reply to: Fimgerprinting form)
I agree with Kenny. In Toronto, I used a fingerprinting company that was very familiar with the immigration fingerprinting process. I saved about a week and a half by not waiting for a FBI finger print card....
Here´s some additional information that may help you expidite your clearances as I posted in another thread....
This is what you want to do:
Currently (as of mid Oct) their timeline was 8 weeks.
When I called to check the timeline, I was told if I had a specific deadline they would try to meet it.
Once I confirmed receipt of request via my fed-ex tracking #on Nov 6, I emailed then FBI with my prepaid courier # and let them know I was trying to get my residency by the end of the year and asked if I could have my clearance by Dec 6.
If you can believe it, I got my clearances on Nov 15 and they were on to Buffalo on the 16th!
Here is the customer service info for the FBI 304-625-5590 or email mih@leo.gov.
[01-12-2004,10:56]
Texas |
fingerprints agencies in edmonton (in reply to: Fimgerprinting form)
I need to get FBI form. I´m in Edmotnon, Alberta. Anyone knows where could I get this form from here?
thanks a lot
tristan
[26-12-2004,16:01]
Tristan |
Who all need to be fingerprinted (in reply to: Fimgerprinting form)
I have questions:
Applying from USA for Canadian Immigration under skilled worker.
Do I need Police Verification at the time of applying or later after the application is submitted.
Which family members do I need it for:
Spouse, Daughter aged 16, daughter aged 11. I am Principal applicant.
Appreciate.
[26-09-2005,16:41]
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