What may happen if an applicant does not comply with fingerprint database requirements?

An applicant who fails to comply with fingerprint database requirements may have their application denied because compliance with these requirements is often a critical part of the licensing process. Fingerprinting serves as a security measure intended to ensure a thorough background check, which is essential for evaluating whether an applicant is suitable for a position in the security industry.

When the application process includes specific requirements, such as submitting fingerprints for a background check and an applicant does not fulfill this requirement, it indicates non-adherence to the established protocols. Given the emphasis on security in the field, regulatory agencies typically view this non-compliance very seriously.

Consequently, denying an application that does not comply with fingerprinting requirements is a logical step taken by regulatory boards to maintain the integrity and safety of the industry.