Fingerprints for FBI Background Check

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Bruce Laidlaw March 8, 2015 at 8:42am

There you go. Glad you found it.
Keith Woolford March 4, 2015 at 6:38pm

Michael, the San Mateo market is new and across the street from Romero's lot. The government buildings that I knew of are about a block down that street, which is 3A Oeste. I think there was a Public Works facility but it is quite possible that the DIJ are camping there.

Another 'maybe' in the same area is on the street running in the other direction, from the Crown Casino 4A Oeste. There is another government building half a block down on the left where the Taxation office is located.
- Jo Greene > Keith Woolford March 4, 2015 at 9:32pm
  
  We had our prints done at the DIJ across the street from the parking lot of Romero's, however, the building is not on the corner. It is behind the corner building on 3A Oeste.
  
  Standing with your back to Romero's, turn to the right and walk to the corner which is 3AOaste. I think there is a street sign there. Go left across the main street. Continue onthat street, 3A Oeste, about 1/4 block to the DIJ. I think they send all fingerprints to Panama City to be authenticated on Thursday so go earlier in the week or possibly early Thurs morn. We didn't so it took 2 weeks to get them back. To speed things up, after you get the FBI Clearance Letter, send all your documents to the Panama Consul in Houston. They will authenticate them there and have them right back out the door and on to your attorney in David or Panama City in 2 days. Do call them first and alert them that your docs are coming. None of ours were apostilled, just authenticated by the Panama officials in Houston and they were accepted that way. That was the directions from our attorney Mayra Lamboglia. Oh, yes, the Social Security letter needs to be signed and notarized in USA. There is no place for your signature nor the Notaries stamp so just sign in a blank spot.
  - S.L. Miller-m > Jo Greene March 5, 2015 at 1:51am
    
    You are right Jo they did move, my mom is friends with head if forensics there and I went with her not too long ago. If anyone needs help with translation friend me and I can help....
Bruce Laidlaw March 4, 2015 at 10:06am

Right behind you on the side street. Ask anybody on the street and they'll show you where it is.
- Robert Berding > Bruce Laidlaw March 4, 2015 at 4:59pm
  
  Just learn proper Spanish before you go to Panama to retire. If you want to live in the USA you have to speak English. It is dramatic that a few gringos speak any foreign languages.
  - Keith Woolford > Robert Berding March 4, 2015 at 6:20pm
    
    You sir, are an arrogant ass. You just replied to Mr. Laidlaw, who speaks impeccable Spanish. We know you are multi linguistic. Your point has nothing to do with this discussion.
Carol Bardeau November 2, 2014 at 11:42am

We had our fingerprints taken in David and sent to the RCMP in Canada (same as FBI procedure I would think).

We are working with a lawyer, Lourdes Mirandez, who accompanied us and sent them off to a Service in Canada,

who then took them to the necessary places for approval before sending them back. It took about 2 months.

Hope this helps.

Carol Bardeau
MAC REPS November 1, 2014 at 5:54pm

A tip for clear finger prints is to use a hand moisturizer a few minutes before

the process to help the ridge lines "stand up". Do they still use ink on paper

or is it on the glass plate that records them digitally?
Robert Berding November 1, 2014 at 6:15am

Yes. But the police in David has to send it to PC by mail and then it will be returned to David for collection. Takes about 10 days.

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