Unreadable fingerprints

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Author Message   Tabish Mahmood (Tabish) Member Username: Tabish Post Number: 1 Registered: 03-2016 Posted on Friday, March 18, 2016 - 06:57 am:        I have a very week finger print, currently more and more services from government,telecomm and banks are transforming there computerize services to finger printing. I face many difficulties while I travel or register a new sim etc. Please guide me if there is anyway I can improve my finger print.I heard that there are around 15 % people in the wold who are suffering because of the same I have a very week finger print, currently more and more services from government,telecomm and banks are transforming there computerize services to finger printing. I face many difficulties while I travel or register a new sim. Please guide me if there is anyway I can improve my finger print.I heard that there are around 15 % people in the world who are suffering because of the same issue. The international organizations ( I don't know which one, probably WHO ) should consider any other options aswell, such as eye scanning to facilitate those people who are suffering with such disorder and should make it an international standard to have at least one eye scanning machine at the immigration counter at the airport or any other service which requires fingerprint. I think we all who have such disorder should raise there voices on the international forums for them to do something for us... Thanks Issue.   CL (Unregistered Guest) Unregistered guest Posted From: 156.39.0.199 Posted on Friday, November 16, 2012 - 01:42 pm:        It may be that you have little or no ridge detail left on your fingers. This can happen over time for various reasons. Depending on the type of background search that is required, they may have to only do a name search if they can't search by fingerprints. A single scar will not cause your fingerprints to be "unreadable." It may alter the appearance of that print, but should not be the result of a rejection of a submitted set of fignerprints.   Nbernard (Unregistered Guest) Unregistered guest Posted From: adsl-75-9-135-115.dsl.wlfrct.sbcglobal.net Posted on Sunday, August 21, 2011 - 12:22 pm:        I'm applying for a teaching job and had my fingerprints done twice. Once- digitally & second done ink. Both times they said prints were unreadable. What do I do now? Could a scar cause this? I sliced a part of one of my fingers years ago & there is a scar across the print area.