In industries where national security, trust, and compliance are paramount, biometric background checks are more than just a formality—they’re a legal requirement. Whether you’re contracting with federal agencies, handling sensitive data, or onboarding personnel for
Fingerprint-based background checks involve comparing the fingerprints provided by an individual to databases containing fingerprints associated with criminal records (charges or convictions). The process typically involves digitally scanning fingerprints using specialized equipment, which creates a
Many of our clients at F.I.P.S. ask us why they must submit their fingerprints again on a return visit. The question is typically, “They (R.C.M.P.) already have my fingerprints, why are they asking again?”
A criminal record can prevent an individual from travelling to the USA and other countries. People, convicted of a crime in Canada, could be refused entry into the United States of America. The US and
Digital finger printing is the electronic imaging of fingerprints. An optical scanner is used in the process. Afterwards the fingerprint is formatted in the right electronic pack. This data is sent to the RCMP’s Canadian
