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If your Level One IVP Fingerprint Clearance Card is expired (or close to expiring), please follow these steps to renew it:
  • Sign up for an AZDPS account (if you don't have one): https://psp.azdps.gov/account/signup. ...
  • Use this link to request a replacement: https://psp.azdps.gov/services/fccFormTriage.
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To apply electronically, click the "Apply for a Card" tab. ... NOTE: If you need to submit an IVP Renewal Application, you can still apply electronically. On the ...
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Arizona residents or applicants who currently live in Arizona may apply via paper packet or online. Non-residents must apply using our paper option. The ...
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To begin the process of applying or renewing your Fingerprint card you may go directly to the Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS) website. For initial ...
For specific questions about obtaining, processing time, or renewing your IVP fingerprint clearance card please call the Arizona Department of Public Safety at ...
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Jul 29, 2010 · Q: Will all schools and instructors need fingerprint clearance cards upon renewal? A: No. They will only need to obtain and submit a fingerprint ...
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Q: How can I obtain an application packet for an initial or renewal Fingerprint Clearance Card? A: Arizona Livescan will provide you with an application packet ...
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... fingerprint clearance cards. J. The ... Q. Unless a cardholder commits an offense listed ... "Renewal" means the issuance of a fingerprint clearance card ...
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To renew your fingerprint clearance card in Arizona, you can use the Certifix Live Scan service. First, you must open an account and complete the online ...
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Fingerprint cards must be submitted in accordance with the instructions provided on the New. CA and New QA Certification Applications. Q: Can my applicator ...