kourts said:I wrote to them requesting a finger print kit, I was just wondering how long it took others to get theirs in the mail?
hmmm... the instructions I found on CIC said to obtain the necessary documents from the FBI website.kourts said:I wrote to the FBI, like it said to on the cic website. When you got yours done, did they charge you to do the finger prints? If so about how much?
You dont need their kit to walk in to local police station and get your fingerprints taken. What needs to come from online is the cover sheet and payment info... all of which I would think you can recreate by hand. I wouldnt wait to get it done....call around to your local police and state agencies and see who can take your fingerprints. Digital fingerprints are fine, you just cant submit them to the FBI electronically.kourts said:It would seem that way, but sadly I do not have a printer. So I guess I'll have to wait to get them in the mail.
You can go and get the fingerprints done at any time.... some places want a special card but not all of them. What starts the clock ticking is the return of the "no record found" by the FBI. Your fingerprints are your fingerprints... they shouldnt change.... but the certificate from the FBI once they have received your prints and processed them has a timeline.kourts said:Maybe I misunderstood, I thought you had to have a special fingerprint card from the FBI. I guess I'll have to check around. I don't want to have it done to soon, from my understanding the police certificate you get from them is only good for about 3 months. Wouldn't have to want to do it twice.
I think our first one took 6 weeks and the other one got held up because of a clerical error and that was only 8 or so weeks.chrimano said:actually the FBI site says "up to 12 weeks".
My first set took exactly 8 weeks (from sending off to reciveing).
And I have a second one on the way. Will keep you updated when this one arrives.