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Are fingerprints required for a criminal history record search?

April 26, 2017criminal fingerprints History record search

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Are fingerprints required for a criminal history record search?

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Fingerprints are not required to conduct the CCH record search at the BCA. In some instances the BCA will request fingerprints of the subject of the record to ensure the correct record is disseminated. Since all CCH data is based on fingerprint identification, fingerprinting is the only method we have to guarantee the record belongs to a specific individual.

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Fingerprints are not required to conduct the CCH record search at the BCA. In some instances the BCA will request fingerprints of the subject of the record to ensure the correct record is disseminated. Since all CCH data is based on fingerprint identification, fingerprinting is the only method we have to guarantee the record belongs to a specific individual. Can I obtain a record for a state other than Minnesota? The BCA does not maintain records of arrests and convictions occurring in other states. You may contact other state bureaus regarding the procedures for accessing their records. How do I request a federal criminal history record? Federal records are available for the individual of the record or when mandated or allowed by state statute. For information regarding your own federal criminal history record, contact the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) at 304-625-3878. What if I believe the information in a record is inaccurate or incomplete? Procedure to follow if an individu