A. Each person applying for licensure as a bail enforcement agent shall submit to the department:
- 1. One completed fingerprint card provided by the department or another electronic method approved by the department;
- 2. A fingerprint processing application;
- 3. The applicable nonrefundable fee; and
- 4. All criminal history conviction information on a form provided by the department.
- B. The department shall submit those fingerprints to the Virginia State Police for the purpose of conducting a Virginia Criminal History Records search and a National Criminal Records search to determine whether the person or persons has a record of conviction.
- C. Fingerprint cards found to be unclassifiable will suspend action on the application pending the resubmittal of a classifiable fingerprint card. The applicant shall be so notified in writing and shall submit a new fingerprint card within 30 days before the processing of his application shall resume. After 30 days, the initial fingerprint application process will be required to include applicable application fees.
- D. If the applicant is denied by DCJS, the department will notify the applicant by letter regarding the reasons for the denial.
Statutory Authority
§§ 9.1-102 and 9.1-186.2 of the Code of Virginia.
Historical Notes
Derived from Virginia Register Volume 26, Issue 1, eff. October 14, 2009.