Has anyone used identGO for electronic fingerprints for a form 4?

[BP84]

Has anyone used identGO? I am pretty sure this was the company that Indiana was using for the LTCH permits. I was thinking about trying to use them for the electronic fingerprints to send in on a Form 4.

 

[ISP 5353]

I was ready to ask the same question!

 

[ckcollins2003]

Never used IdentGo, but I have used National Gun Trusts. Easy enough to do and you get multiple copies.

https://www.nationalguntrusts.com/p...1Zavwjii28CJW4H6NnTY_jxEKxFf1zDxoC80kQAvD_BwE

 

[Goodcat]

I used crossroads armory in Noblesville a few years ago. Was $45 or so per person, and I know I have finger prints on file for life on my computer. If you use any services, make sure they give you the EFT file, and not have it available to you if you use their services, or an option to have them send to a .gov. You want the actual file in your possession.

 

[AllenM]

I have an EFT file. I forget the name of the company, it was somewhere north Indy.
I have used it on a few form 4's it worked just fine and a lot easier then mailing finger print cards in

 

[DDadams]

One thing to note for the EFT file... if you have a name over 30 characters you cannot use the EFT and have to send in physical cards for some reason.

I know this barely applies to anyone but it did to me.

They also include spaces so each space between first middle and last name counts as a character.

 

[GSPBirdDog]

I was just researching this earlier this week. There are certain PrintScan facilities claiming to turn FP cards into FBI/ATF certified electronic versions. Google "Electronic fingerprinting Indiana" and all the UPS store numbers that have PrintScan will pop up.