Hello trevaj:
I used to be confident in the fact that I could apply for just about any job, and my background would not be discovered. In the future, I believe that everything that can be known about someone, will be known by someone.
Right now, I believe we are somewhere in the middle. What "expungement", or "sealed" used to mean, doesn't mean it anymore. I also believe that the rules have been thrown out. I'll use your situation as an example of what I mean.
You're absolutely right. Your fingerprint record was NOT destroyed by the FBI. That's a rule that you know in your heart they're violating. Next, let's say that they get an inquiry from your bank. By the way, the inquiry isn't going to be from your bank. It's going to be from some private background investigative agency, which more than likely is staffed with x-FBI agents. So, let's say the inquiry reaches an agent in the fingerprint ID section. He knows that he's not supposed to tell his buddy at the agency about your record, but do you think (in your heart) that he's going to follow the rules??
No, you don't. What else is there to say?
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