Our Fingerprinting Services-State-of-the-Art
Why be Fingerprinted? Fingerprinting helps uncover criminal history not readily discovered through traditional methods, offers extra protection to aid in meeting industry guidelines, and helps prevent fraud. We offer Fingerprinting services on-site, as well as offering Mobile Fingerprinting services through our advanced mobile unit. Many of our technicians are retired law enforcement officers expertly trained in fingerprint techniques and classifiction. Whether you need one person fingerprinted or a comprehensive fingerprinting program for all current and future employees at various locations our services are extremely practical, benefitial and business-friendly. We stock all FINRA, NFA, and FBI Form FD-258 cards used by FBI, US Immigration and Naturalization Services and most police agencies for non-criminal fingerprinting. Our clients rely on us with confidence knowing that our experienced fingerprinting specialists ensure superior acceptance rates and greatly reduce and eliminate the chance of processing rejections. WHAT IS AN ORI? Originating Agency Identifier identifies the agency that has originated the request for a background check on you. For a civil servant, it's the agency that has told you you must undergo a fingerprint based background check. The code is assigned by the FBI or state's main law enforcement agency based on state or federal legislation that allows applicant's for that agency conductng the background check where to send the results to. No agency conducting fingerprint operations may share the results of the background check with any other person or entity. An ORI wll generally be a 9-digit alpha-numeric code consisting of 2-digits identifying the state and a 6-7 numeral perhaps ending in a letter. Note: Armored Car Carriers, Document Destruction Contractor, Security or Fire Alarm Installer, Bail Enforcement Agent and Coin Processor: Fingerprinting receipts are valid only for five month's from date of fingerprinting. Please submit your original application within five months. Failure to submit your application within this time period will require you to complete the process again.
Westchester and Connecticut JudiciaryServices, Ltd., provides Mobile Fingerprint Services in Westchester, NY & Connecticut for both Ink-Rolled Fingerprint Cards and Live-Scan Fingerprinting. The Ink Rolled Fingerprinting method has traditionally been the most common type of fingerprinting. This is all ten fingers. The making of a 10-print fingerprint card is the standard for most fingerprinting situations. This traditional type of fingerprinting is used for many of our customers including FINRA brokerage firms, Security Firms, Government Employees, and in numerous other fields. We provide our service to both individuals and businesses. Fingerprint cards are typically used when an applicant is applying for employment, license, background checks, or a permit of some kind. Fingerprint cards are used for Federal background checks or in certain instances when a Life Scan fingerprint will not go through. In this case a fingerprint card will be used instead. Fingerprint cards results generally process much faster than Live Scan. Live Scan is State-of-the-Art fingerprinting. It is the most advanced F.B.I. approved, fingerprinting technology. Live Scan is often used in the fields of: banking, insurance, mortgage, pharmaceutical, throughout the medical field, Board of Education, Gaming License applications, Public Transportation and most Brokerage Firms, among others. (FINRA, SEC, NFA, ABA, etc.) Live Scan may be electronically delivered, whereas ink rolled cards cannot.
We provide on or off-site fingerprinting services to organizations required to comply with employee screening statutes as required by law, or for other reasons. With WJS, you have two options: You may feel comfortable in our comfortable professional setting with a skilled technician, or feel even more comfortable with us visiting you. With our mobile unit, by travelling to your location at your convenience, the time required for fingerprinting per person is often cut in half, often reducing time from hours to minutes. Our fingerprinting service complies wth all statutes that mandate fingerprinting. If you can provide the information to us in advance, we are also able to to print the complete demographic location on each card. We are fast and friendly, clean and professional. We eliminate the intimidating environment , potential long waits often associated with a visit to your local police station who will not make appointments for non-criminal fingerprinting. NOTE: ON IMMIGRATION MATTERS: Did you know? In Westchester County, Police will ONLY fingerprint town-residents and will also not process Immigration fingerprinting. They do not provide FD-258 fingerprint cards for non-criminal background checks. KIDS: parents are advised to fingerprint all children for safety and security reasons. See below. Did you know?
We can also print wiggly children while they are sleeping!
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CHILD PRINT I.D. CARDS® $4.99 Plus Shipping.
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The ChildPrint ID Kit® assists parents in easily creating a confidential and extremely comprehensive record of their child’s personal and medical information, to keep at home for use in an emergency. When a child is missing, first few hours are crucial to recovery. During this very emotional time, parents often search for current photos and cannot always remember their child’s most basic characteristics. ChildPrint® enables parents to immediately give police a complete and accurate description, saving precious time, and hastening the search. In addition, ChildPrint® includes two pages of important safety tips, because education is essential to helping kids avoid dangerous situations. Available in Spanish and English versions.
Child Print I.D. Kit Features and Prices. Prices are $4.99 Single Kit and $19.99 5-Pack plus shipping.
Each fully assembled 6.5" x 4.5" (folded) kit is individually packaged in a heavy gauge clear, protective plastic sleeve, and contains:
- A 1" x 5" non-toxic fingerprinting ink strip
- A heavy gauge freezer-safe bag for a DNA hair sample or cheek swabs
- Space to record complete contact, personal, medical, and physical information
- Space to store a 4" x 6" photograph
- A 10-finger fingerprint chart
- Dental charts for permanent and baby teeth
- Two pages of valuable safety tips
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MISSING CHILD AGENCIES STATEWIDE GUIDE:
American Association for Lost Children 1-800-375-5683 |
Missouri State HighwayPatrol Missing Persons Unit 314-751-3313; 800-877-3452 |
Alabama Department of Public Safety Missing Children Bureau 205-260-1100 |
Montana Department of Justice Missing/Unidentified Persons 406-444-3625 |
Alaska State Troopers Missing Persons Clearinghouse 907-269-5497; 800-478-9333 |
Nebraska State Patrol Criminal Record and Identification Division 402-479-4019; 402-479-4938 |
Arizona Department of Public Safety Criminal Investigation Research Unit 602-223-2158 |
Nevada Office of the Attorney General Nevada Missing Children Clearinghouse 702-486-3420; 702-486-3539 |
Arkansas Office of Attorney General Missing Children Services Program 501-682-1323 |
New Hampshire State Police 603-271-2663; 800-852-3411 |
California Department of Justice Missing / Unidentified Persons 916-227-3290; 800-222-3463 |
New Jersey State Police Missing Persons/Child Exploitation 609-882-2000; 800-743-5377 |
Colorado Bureau of Investigation Crime Information Center 303-239-4251; 303-239-4222 |
New Mexico Department of Public Safety 505-827-9187 |
Connecticut State Police Research and Planning / Missing Persons 203-238-6575 |
New York Division of Criminal Justice Service Missing and Exploited Children 518-457-6326; 800-346-3543 |
Delaware State Police State Bureau of Identification 302-739-5883 |
North Carolina Center for Missing Persons Crime Control and Public Safety 919-733-3914; 800-522-5437 |
District of Columbia Metro Police Department Missing Persons / Youth Division 202-576-6771 |
North Dakota Clearinghouse, Missing Children North Dakota Radio Communication 701-224-2121; 800-472-2121 |
Florida Department of Law Enforcement Missing Children Information Clearinghouse 904-488-5224; 800-342-0821 |
Ohio Missing Children Clearinghouse Office of the Attorney General 614-644-0122; 800-325-5604 |
Georgia Bureau of Investigation Intelligence Unit 404-244-2554; 800-282-6564 |
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Office of the Attorney General 405-848-6724 |
llinois State Police I-SEARCH 217-782-6053; 800-843-5763 |
Oregon State Police Missing Children Clearinghouse 503-378-3720 ext. 4412; 800-282-7155 |
Indiana State Police Indiana Missing Children Clearinghouse 317-232-8310; 800-831-8953 |
Pennsylvania State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation 717-783-5524 |
Iowa Department of Public Safety Division of Criminal Investigation 515-281-5138; 800-346-5507 |
Rhode Island State Police Missing and Exploited Children 401-444-1125 |
Kansas Bureau of Investigation Special Services Division 913-296-8200; 800-572-7463 |
South Carolina Law Enforcement Division Missing Persons Information Center 803-737-9000; 800-322-4453 (SC only) |
Kentucky State Police 502-227-8799; 800-222-5555 |
South Dakota Attorney General's Office Division of Criminal Investigation 605-773-3331 |
Louisiana Department of Health and Human Services Louisiana Clearinghouse for Missing and Exploited Children 504-342-4011 |
Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Criminal Intelligence Unit 615-741-0430 |
Maine State Police Criminal Investigation Division 207-624-7097; 800-452-4664 |
Texas Department of Public Safety Criminal Intelligence Service 512-465-2814; 800-346-3243 |
Maryland Center for Missing >Children Maryland State Police 410-290-0780; 800-637-5437 |
Vermont State Police 802-773-9101 |
Massachusetts State Police Missing Persons Unit 617-727-8972; 800-622-5999 |
Virginia State Police Department Missing Children's Clearinghouse 804-674-2026; 800-822-4453 |
Michigan State Police Prevention Services Unit 517-336-6603 |
Washington State Patrol Missing Children Clearinghouse 206-753-3960; 800-543-5678 |
Minnesota State Clearinghouse Bureau of Criminal Apprehension 612-642-0610 |
Wyoming Office of the Attorney General Division of Criminal Investigation 307-777-7537 |
Mississippi Highway Patrol 601-642-0610 |
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ESSENTIAL CHILD SAFETY TIPS:
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The FBI estimates that at least 2300 children are reported missing every day. Parents should begin educating their children about safety issues at a young age, starting around 3-4 years old. Review the tips with your child, and afterward, please take our quiz to reinforce safety issues.
- Approach the subject of safety in a non-threatening way. It is important that you don't make your child fearful of dangerous situations or people, but cautious and able to recognize when something is not right.
- Encourage your child to trust his or her intuition, and to be able to talk to you when something is bothering them. They should know not to keep secrets from you. Open communication is very important. Really LISTEN to your child.
- Let your child know that their body belongs to them. No one has the right to touch them inappropriately.
- If someone is touching them or making them feel uncomfortable in any way, they should let you know immediately, even if it is a family member.
- Inform your child of the rules pertaining to strangers. Namely, that a stranger looks just like any other person, not like a monster or creature. A stranger is someone that your child does not know, nor does his or her friends and family.
- Strangers will use different ways to lure a child.
- The most common lures are:
- Pretending to look for a lost dog
- Offering candy or money to make the child go to their car
- Telling the child that family members will be hurt if he or she doesn't comply
- Asking for directions
Let your child know that adults DO NOT ask children for help nor do they threaten them.
- If they do encounter any of the above situations, they should immediately scream, "NO," and run as quickly as they can in the opposite direction and try to find a trusted adult. They should never approach an unknown car or get into a car with an adult that they do not know. If someone tries to grab them, they should scream, "THIS IS NOT MY PARENT!" to attract attention.
- Share an easily remembered secret CODE WORD. Tell your child that if anyone approaches them and says they are a family friend who needs to take them somewhere, (sometimes they say that a parent is hurt and in the hospital, or there's a family emergency) your child must ask for the code word. If the person really is a friend, they will know it. If they don't know it then your child should run away as quickly as possible.
- Never label your child's clothing, backpack, or other personal items with their name. An abductor could use this information to try to gain trust.
- Give instructions on what to do if your child gets separated from you in a mall, supermarket, or other public place. Tell them to go to a checkout counter, information desk, or to approach a security officer or mother with children, and let them know that they are lost and looking for their parent(s).
- Make sure your child knows his or her full name, address, phone number, and the place where you work or can be contacted, as well as how to dial 911, make collect calls, and dial the operator on a pay phone.
- Know where your child is at all times, and keep a list of their friends, addresses, and phone numbers.
- Keep an up-to-date record of your child's personal and medical information on-hand in case of emergency, such as a ChildPrint ID Kit or ChildPrint ID Card. Make sure your child is fingerprinted and that you have a recent photo available at all times.
- Try not to panic if your child is missing. First, check everywhere in the house, then check with the neighbors and your child's friends. If you still cannot locate them, immediately call the police.
THERE IS NO WAITING PERIOD REQUIRED TO REPORT A MISSING CHILD TO THE POLICE.
DO NOT WAIT. CALL 911 AND CONTACT 1-800-THE -LOST.
WHAT TO DO: Provide them with a description of what your child is wearing, along with your ChildPrint ID Kit®. Let them know when you last saw them. Request that their name be entered into the National Crime Information Center Missing Person File (NCIC), which enables any law enforcement agency in the U.S. to identify them. Call the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children at 1-800-THE-LOST to have them entered into their database. Post signs around your neighborhood and town with their photo and vital information. Be persistent in your search efforts and keep hope alive that they will be found and returned home safely.
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