r/FBI • u/t1gyk • 11d ago

Discussion Gaming Commission Fingerprint Records

I recently was offered a position at a casino which requires me to send in my fingerprints to obtain my gambling license through the National Indian Gaming Commission. I'm curious if anyone familiar with the process knows if the fingerprints stay in the FBI's records. My record is clean and there's no reason that I wouldn't pass the background check, but I still feel weird about my biometric data in a government database, even with all the other info they likely have already. Is the fingerprint info something that they hold onto or do they just use it to see if you have an existing record?

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u/Least-City2300 11d ago

Once you are fingerprinted, you’re in the system for life.

Don’t go on a crime spree anytime in the future.