Biometric Training
Friction Ridge Identification is the method of identification using the impressions made by the minute ridge formations found on the palmar surface of the hand. No two persons have exactly the same arrangement of friction ridge detail.
For more information, visit the Recording Friction Ridges (e-Learning Module) website.
Guidelines for Preparation of Fingerprint Cards and Associated Criminal History Information
Included are examples and instructions that identify the correct manner in which data is to be recorded on…
Recording Legible Fingerprints
The FBI offers information to law enforcement and other agencies on recording legible fingerprints in order to meet…
Agencies can use this best practices guide as a reference tool for correctly capturing palm print images.
Ordering Fingerprint Cards and Training Aids
Information on how to order fingerprint cards and training aids.
Guidelines for Capturing Palm Prints and Supplementals
The FBI has implemented palm print and supplemental print search capabilities as part of its Next Generation Identification…
To increase accuracy, please review this document when capturing and submitting palm prints to the FBI.
Biometric and Criminal History Record Training
Catalog and schedule of classes, workshops, and/or presentations being offered by the Resources Management Section’s Biometric…
Criminal History Reporting Guide for Tribal Agencies
This guide was created to assist tribal agencies in understanding and implementing arrest and disposition reporting and maintenance…
