LTCF requiring prints?

[c.sander]

i was reading one of the threads about philly taking forever to release LTCF's and saw someone mention their finger prints were taken. any other counties in the state do it? i was all WTF? when i read that
thanks

[Pa. Patriot]

Can you post a link?

[c.sander]

a link to what? i also just spoke to a friend of mine from philly and he told me he was printed for his LTCF

ETA:

Originally Posted by paulie6978

oh and btw when i was in there getting the paper work and prints done, one woman told me it took 6-8 weeks and the other said 8-10 weeks , so they dont even know whats going on !

[Steve in PA]

Never heard of any fingerprints being required.

Of course, Philly might be doing it on their own and continue to do so until someone challenges them.

[Pa. Patriot]

Originally Posted by c.sander

a link to what?

...A link to the thread you were reading about prints being required.

I've never heard of that.

[c.sander]

http://www.pafoa.org/forum/question-...ound-time.html

paulie said he was getting his prints taken

[RUDY850]

I had to get finger printed when I applied.That was 20 years ago. Also had to get the application notarized and have my employer sign it. They no longer need any of this now.

[Pa. Patriot]

Originally Posted by c.sander

http://www.pafoa.org/forum/question-...ound-time.html

paulie said he was getting his prints taken

Hmm. First I ever heard that too. Like STeve mentioned, Phila could be doing this (outside the law).

[c.sander]

first i ever heard as well but i asked another friend of mine who lives in philadelphia who just applied for his first time in november and he said he was printed as well

[c.sander]

OH MY FREAKING GOD

http://www.ppdonline.org/pdf/hq/sp4-127-uponreceipt.pdf

among the crazy shit you must sign to and say you will abide by when aquiring your philly LTCF

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