Q: Where can I get a physical FDLE finger print card to seal my record? I am trying to seal my record, and when i pritned the application from the internet and took the paper to the cops to fingerprint me, they said they are not set up to fingerprint on paper and need the physical finger print card…i called the fdle and they are no help so where does one get the physcial card thanx very much.
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I have been using downloaded forms from FDLE for a decade and even the most Podunk PD’s have no problems filling them in. There is literally nothing to set up. All fingerprinting takes is an ink pad, a target piece of paper (in any form), a desk or table or other firm item upon which to set said piece of paper and your finger. If they are courteous they will even provide a baby wipe (although I always suggest that my clients bring their own, just in case.)
Its hard for me to imagine that either the OPD truly cannot process a FDLE form, so personally I think that you were flat out lied. Go to another branch or neighborhood police department. OPD should change its name to MMPD – Micky Mouse PD – because that is just ridiculous.




