Are your fingerprints on file?

[Freakin]

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I'm not sure. I was fingerprinted when I was 15, I'm now 33. Anyone know if fingerprints change? I doubt they were scanned into a computer at that time.

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[mbillie1]

mine are on file until I can afford the MiB fingerprint erasing device

[scott1]

Yes. Dept of State interview x2.

[That Foreign Guy]

Yes - flying through the USA during the last 6 years has put at least one of my fingerprints and my photo in some sort of homeland security database in case I'm a terrorist.

[KilgoreTrout]

Class A firearms license. Got my thumb.

[mrkilla]

I was first going to say no but then i rember doing it as a boy scout (this was like 20 + years ago i guess) So I don't know if they are in the system but I answered yes

[bosoxfan]

disturbing the peace when i was 16. that was 15+ years ago but i assume they are on file

[schwza]

i vaguely remember having somebody come to my 3rd grade class and taking prints. i don't know if they were cops, or if they were just showing us how that kind of stuff works, or what.

i also had the cops search my apartment about 5 years when i was reported missing by my parents (long story). don't know if they would have taken prints off something just to have them on file.

[renodoc]

California medical license way back when.
Nevada concealed carry permit.
Brought a shotgun to Maui once to do some trapshooting and decided it was +EV to register it vs. possible confiscation.

[youtalkfunny]

<---army, state Gaming permits, and one arrest.

(EDIT: Since no one else mentioned military service, maybe they don't routinely print everyone. I had a security clearance, maybe that's why they took mine. It was so long ago, I don't recall.)