Posted: 1/17/2012 2:05:35 PM EDT
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I cross posted this in TX Hometown since that's where I am getting the license, but I figured this would get more traffic.
So I'm gonna get my CHL in a few weeks and I'm curious about fingerprinting. It's nothing that will stop me from getting the license, but I'm curious. I have been fingerprinted multiple times over the past several years for employment, professional licensing, a CHL in another state, federal internships, ect. In November I was processing a deer on a meat slicer for jerky and I got impatient. I took the safety guard off of the meat slicer and after a few minutes it happened. My pinky finger slipped into the slicer and I slicered off a good chunk of fingerprint. It has healed now and some of the fingerprint has grown back in, but it is noticeably different. Do you think they compare the fingerprints that I submit to the ones that I have submitted in the past? Do you think it will cause any delay if they see a difference like that? |
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No i think a scar would make you easier identify. That's funny. The first time I was printed was by a U.S. Marshall for an internship. He said that I should never commit a crime (or at least wear gloves) because my prints were so "prominent" or something. Maybe he was just blowing smoke. |
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I cross posted this in TX Hometown since that's where I am getting the license, but I figured this would get more traffic. So I'm gonna get my CHL in a few weeks and I'm curious about fingerprinting. It's nothing that will stop me from getting the license, but I'm curious. I have been fingerprinted multiple times over the past several years for employment, professional licensing, a CHL in another state, federal internships, ect. In November I was processing a deer on a meat slicer for jerky and I got impatient. I took the safety guard off of the meat slicer and after a few minutes it happened. My pinky finger slipped into the slicer and I slicered off a good chunk of fingerprint. It has healed now and some of the fingerprint has grown back in, but it is noticeably different. Do you think they compare the fingerprints that I submit to the ones that I have submitted in the past? Do you think it will cause any delay if they see a difference like that? I have no idea if they will compare the prints, but if you think it might be an issue I would include a note and explain why your pinky print is different. |
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Your going to get charged with "altering your fingerprints" and that's a felony. You better get a note from a doctor or your looking at some fed time. It's just like altering a federal document once you have submitted it. Sucks to be you.  HAHA .... Doctor, what doctor? I used doctor duct tape and nurse superglue. |