cheapest finger prints???

[lee2]

i may have to cave in. what say you?

 

[BUFF7MM]

$38 Garrett County courthouse.

 

[moo-cow]

http://fyifingerprints.com/

$20 plus State fee.

 

[BUFF7MM]

http://fyifingerprints.com/

$20 plus State fee.

So it's $54.50 total for the prints? That what I'm getting from the link.
http://fyifingerprints.com/index_files/Page362.htm

 

[Trbo6gn]

$38 Garrett County courthouse.

So they are only making $3 dollars? I find it hard to believe they could do it at that price.

 

[BUFF7MM]

So they are only making $3 dollars? I find it hard to believe they could do it at that price.

It's a fact, I had mine done there in November and they take cash.

 

[moo-cow]

So it's $54.50 total for the prints? That what I'm getting from the link.
http://fyifingerprints.com/index_files/Page362.htm

I also noticed the $54.50 for "handgun" on their price list. I think that is an old page before processing fees were reduced (they don't have the most state of the art website).

I honestly don't know what the State charges for the HQL print since I have not gotten one. I know it is $18 for NFA prints, or $38 total.

Edit:
I did find a fee listing here:
http://www.dpscs.state.md.us/publicservs/fingerprint.shtml

$34.50 for State + FBI
$18.00 for State only

I will again have to plead ignorance with regard to which is required for the HQL.

 

[BUFF7MM]

I also noticed the $54.50 for "handgun" on their price list. I think that is an old page before processing fees were reduced (they don't have the most state of the art website).

I honestly don't know what the State charges for the HQL print since I have not gotten one. I know it is $18 for NFA prints, or $38 total.

It might have been best for the OP to ask how much money you had to spend to get the fingerprint receipt to enter the number into the application.

I know I personally paid $38 to get the receipt in hand.

 

[redeemed.man]

Laurel PD was $15 when I went the last few times.

 

[Trbo6gn]

The state fee for the HQL is 34.50. Most Providers charge 20.00 on top of that as a service fee. The Sheriff's office in Bel Air charges a 10.00 fee making the total 45.00(rounded up .50 cents to make it easier) and only accepts cash.

 

[moo-cow]

The state fee for the HQL is 34.50. Most Providers charge 20.00 on top of that as a service fee. The Sheriff's office in Bel Air charges a 10.00 fee making the total 45.00(rounded up .50 cents to make it easier) and only accepts cash.

Well, in that case it looks like FYI Fingerprints will charge $54.50.... better go to the Garrett County couthouse

 

[BUFF7MM]

Well in that case it looks like FYI Fingerprints will charge $54.50.... better go to the Garrett County couthouse

not every part of this F'ed up state wants to stick it to the gun owner.
Nice thing about going there is you can't hardly get out of the place without a bunch of pro 2A talk happening.

 

[moo-cow]

not every part of this F'ed up state wants to stick it to the gun owner.
Nice thing about going there is you can't hardly get out of the place without a bunch of pro 2A talk happening.

Must be nice... Is there free parking too?

 

[BUFF7MM]

Must be nice... Is there free parking too?

It's a quarter for an hour at the meter on Alder street, but if you park on US 219 I think there are some free spots there.

 

[Ferg]

Go get arrested. Free finger printing and a cool story to share whith us later

 

[Pinecone]

MSP will print at some MVA offices (Bel Air is one that does).

$20 for fingerprints. Add in the CIJ fee.

But, if you have the cards, they will print your fingerprints on cards for things like VA and FL and other CCW.

 

[aireyc]

Still don't understand the rationale of getting these cards before the lawsuit is settled. The more people who get cards, the less it appears like an infringement on our rights. If you go to court and can say less than 100 people in the state have applied for HQL, what does that tell you? But if you go and say 10,000 applied, then it must not be too much of infringement... but what do I know? I'm a moorrroonn.

 

[Trbo6gn]

Still don't understand the rationale of getting these cards before the lawsuit is settled. The more people who get cards, the less it appears like an infringement on our rights. If you go to court and can say less than 100 people in the state have applied for HQL, what does that tell you? But if you go and say 10,000 applied, then it must not be too much of infringement... but what do I know? I'm a moorrroonn.

or they could say "only 100 people have signed up for their hql. This is obviously not an infringement because hardly anyone is interested in purchasing a handgun".

 

[Relwarc]

I'm a moorrroonn.

Agreed!

Everyone! cut off your nose to spite your face!!

It's not even that bad, go get your fingerprint done, it's easy.

You mad because we need to take safety classes? Really? Do you not advocate gun safety?

It's done, law passed, people need to get over it.

 

[BUFF7MM]

Still don't understand the rationale of getting these cards before the lawsuit is settled.

Here's my rationale, now granted I already had my HQL when this happened but this is a big reason I wanted to get it, I walked into my local FFL and he's got a Smith 629 6 inch for about half what it should be going for.
Now if I hadn't already applied for my HQL and wanted to wait for a court date that fine piece of Smith and Wesson engineering would be in somebody else safe besides mine.
I think it was proven last year when SB281 was passed that our reps. don't give a shit what us commoners want, look how many went to Annapolis against the bill and it still passed.
And when the 4th overturned Judge Leggs decision, I really don't hold any hope that this ******** HQL will get overturned either.