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"This fraud destroyed my life." Man ends up with criminal record after ID was stolen
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this post was submitted on 28 Mar 2025
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Wait really? I got my first US passport when I was under 18 and um...
I don't quite remember ever getting fingerprinted...
They probably had you hold your fingers up to a small scanner if you turned 18 in the past 20ish years, not ink and paper fingerprinted you.
They should fingerprint you. Same as when you get a TSA precheck or global entry thing. There's a meeting they have to do, in a passports case, usually at the post office, where they take your fingerprints as a part of the biometrics.
It's pretty universal for holding a passport in most countries IIRC.
It's possible that never happened, but they took my fingerprints both with a passport, my Global Entry, and a DOJ/FBI background check (this one I know takes your fingerprints for sure, had to get a few of these done for work related reasons).