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First, the Adult
is asked to fill out basic information about the subject.
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Second, using A Digital Camera
We quickly take the photograph.
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Next,
A Digital Fingerprint Scanner or ink block is used to capture
the thumb prints.
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Then, all this data is fed
into a LapTop Computer. Information gathered on a form is then
entered into the computer to make up the ID Form.
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The Finished ID Form is sent
to A Color Printer producing the actual ID Form. and Photo ID
Card.
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The ID Card is separated from
the ID Form, trimmed, and laminated.
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The full size (8.5x11")
ID Form Contains all the important information in an FBI, Missing
Persons, and Crime Lab approved format.
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The (Credit Card Sized) Photo
ID Card has the proper Identity and Contact Information for the
child to carry all the time.
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Snipping a lock of hair
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The Collection of a Sample
of Hair may then taken by the accompanying adult and placed
in a small plastic bag and attached to the printed ID Form.
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Biting a "ToothPrint" Blank.
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With the adults permission
the participant is asked to bite on a warmed thin plastic disk
which is then sealed in a plastic bag and attached to the ID
Form.
This "Tooth Print"
is valuable for Scent Dog Tracking, DNA Matching, and Dental
Identification.
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The last step is to place all
the information into a special envelope along with other program
materials and present it to the Adult or Care-Giver.
The Data is deleted.
We keep no personal information.
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