Ala. Admin. Code r. 741-X-4-.10 - Fingerprinting
(1) An applicant shall furnish the Board with
three (3) sets of classifiable fingerprints with his or her application for the
purpose of allowing the Board to forward the fingerprints to the Alabama Law
Enforcement Agency (ALEA) and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) as required
by the Alabama Private Investigation Regulatory Act. An applicant shall be
deemed to have furnished the Board with three (3) sets of classifiable
fingerprints if he or she causes a private company or agency contracted by the
State to electronically transmit the applicant's classifiable prints directly
to the ALEA and FBI and to forward a classifiable hard copy of the applicant's
fingerprints to the Board on standard ALEA/FBI applicant cards. The Board shall
notify every applicant in writing of the name, address and telephone number of
any company or agency contracted by the State to provide such a service. All
private investigator applicants shall comply with the following requirements
regarding the payment for the fingerprinting service:
(a) All sets of classifiable fingerprints
required by this rule shall be furnished at the expense of the
applicant;
(b) If the applicant
chooses to request that the Board process the fingerprint cards, then the
applicant shall submit with his or her application three (3) sets of
classifiable fingerprints on cards provided by the Board for processing through
the ALEA and FBI. The applicant shall pay to the Board all processing fees
established by the ALEA and FBI.
(c) If the applicant chooses to use the
services of a company or agency that has contracted with the state to provide
electronic fingerprinting service, then the applicant shall make the
arrangements for the processing of his or her fingerprints with the company or
agency directly and shall be responsible for payment of any fees associated
with processing of fingerprints to the respective agency.
(d) In the event the State no longer
contracts with any company or agency to provide an electronic fingerprinting
service, then the applicant shall submit three (3) classifiable ALEA and FBI
fingerprint cards with his or her application and shall pay the Board all
processing fees established by the ALEA and FBI.
(e) Applicants shall in all cases be
responsible for paying application fees as established by the Board regardless
of the manner of fingerprinting the applicant chooses.
(2) In the event an applicant furnishes
unclassifiable fingerprints or fingerprints that are unclassifiable in nature
to the Board, or the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) or Federal Bureau of
Investigation (FBI) , the Board may refuse to issue the requested license. For
the purposes of this rule, "unclassifiable fingerprints" means that the
electronic scan or the print of the person's fingerprints cannot be read, and
therefore cannot be used to identify the person. Should an applicant's
fingerprints be rejected by the ALEA or FBI, the applicant shall pay any fees
assessed by the ABI or FBI for resubmission.
(3) In the event that the fingerprint card
submitted by an applicant is rejected or otherwise unable to be processed by
the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) and/or the Federal Bureau of
Investigation (FBI), the applicant shall submit a new fingerprint card together
with any additional fee(s) charged by the ABI and/or FBI for processing the new
fingerprint card.
Notes
Author: The Alabama Private Investigation Board
Statutory Authority: Code of Ala. 1975, ยงยง 34-25B-l through 34-25B-29.
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