FIPC 11
Request to Agency for New Fingerprint Chart
What it is
The request sent to the agency when a fingerprint submission cannot be used and a fresh set is needed. It is a quality problem, not a derogatory finding.
What you do
Attend the repeat appointment promptly. The case does not progress until usable prints are on file.
Also called
FIPC 11, FIPC-11, new fingerprint chart, fingerprint rejected.
Where this comes from
DCSA — Terms and Definitions. DCSA lists FIPC 11 as the request to agency for a new fingerprint chart.
Where this sits
Stage: Fingerprints · Applies to: Government-wide
Other documents at this stage
- Fingerprint Chart · SF 87 (or FD-258)
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