Journal of Legible Fingerprinting Events

Learn various types of fingerprints ranging from proper, non-discernible, and complete fingerprints. You will have ample space for dictation located within an easy-to-follow journal. What makes the Journal of Legible Fingerprinting Events Special Situations unique?✓By using this Special Situations Journal, you can learn best practices to capture legible fingerprint impressions in any situation.What is included in the journal?✓The hardcover journal exudes professionalism from a fingerprinting journal perspective. It has journal pages for you to jot down a wealth of notes so you can begin your library of knowledge for fingerprinting. Every section of this journal is numbered that contains a book cover, signature page, introduction, arch pattern, whorl pattern, loop pattern, rolled prints, flat prints, FBI FD 258 card blank, FBI FD-258 card completion steps, amputation card, bandage card, scared card, deformities, worn fingers, extra fingers, webbed fingers or split thumbs, problems/solutions, use of retabs, multiple pages of proper/non discernable/complete fingerprint pattern, quick tips, fingerprint identification, and note section. It is recommended for a fingerprint technician to place this journal within your equipment bag. This is a very clear, well-organized and easy-to-follow journal. The pages are lined with blank note pages to add information. The Journal of Legible Fingerprinting Events Special Situations was designed with mobile fingerprinting technicians & notaries Public in mind. Using this journal, fingerprinting technicians & mobile notaries public can learn proper, non-discernible, and complete fingerprint record procedures, and uniformly log entries to manage day-to-day operations.so, if you are: ◆Working with fingerprinting ◆Interested in fingerprinting ◆And want to easily keep track of correct procedures this journal will benefit your business.Then this is just the journal you are looking for.So, what are you waiting for? Order your fresh copy immediately to start learning various fingerprinting procedures.