Thanks for all the input! The follow up to my story is that the student emailed me yesterday saying she received her permit without any issue. Good news for others who might not have good fingerprints.
David
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- Tue Jan 30, 2018 11:15 pm
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Re: Smooth fingerprints rejected
Thanks for all the replies! Encouraging info that I’ll pass along to her and we’ll hope for the best.
- Wed Jan 10, 2018 3:16 pm
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Smooth fingerprints rejected
Has anyone dealt with having their fingerprints submitted and rejected by DPS twice for not being readable?
I have a 77yo student who is taking my LTC class this weekend. She submitted her application early, and had her initial fingerprints rejected for being unreadable, then rejected again after having them redone at a different location (each contractor repeatedly tried their best before submitting the best scan). She’s lived at the same Texas address for over 50 years and has no criminal history.
She talked to several different DPS RSD contacts in different departments after getting bounced around and none knew what to do other than to say she wouldn’t be able to get her LTC without submitting her scanned fingerprints through the contractor. DPS said they will only review up to two fingerprint submissions per application and that she will likely need to submit a new a application (and fee) with no guarantee that subsequent fingerprints will be accepted.
They also said to go ahead and submit her Form LTC-100 from this weekend with her current application and see what happens. It seems like they would have dealt with this issue before and there would be an alternative solution.
David
I have a 77yo student who is taking my LTC class this weekend. She submitted her application early, and had her initial fingerprints rejected for being unreadable, then rejected again after having them redone at a different location (each contractor repeatedly tried their best before submitting the best scan). She’s lived at the same Texas address for over 50 years and has no criminal history.
She talked to several different DPS RSD contacts in different departments after getting bounced around and none knew what to do other than to say she wouldn’t be able to get her LTC without submitting her scanned fingerprints through the contractor. DPS said they will only review up to two fingerprint submissions per application and that she will likely need to submit a new a application (and fee) with no guarantee that subsequent fingerprints will be accepted.
They also said to go ahead and submit her Form LTC-100 from this weekend with her current application and see what happens. It seems like they would have dealt with this issue before and there would be an alternative solution.
David