Skilled Technician No Prints Left Behind You have surely felt the frustration of the other ED. If you have ever stood at an airport security checkpoint, tried to unlock a new smartphone or laptop, or struggled through a state required background check, only to have the scanner repeatedly fail to read your fingerprints, you are not alone. For some individuals, this isn't due to dry skin or a poor scanner. it 's the result of a rare, underlying physical characteristic. The me

You are faced with a client whose prints are naturally too faint, dry, cracked, or excessively oily due to occupation, age, or medical conditions. The law demands a high-quality, readable print for identity verification and submission, yet the client physically cannot provide one. Do you proceed with a poor-quality print that will likely be rejected (wasting the client's time and money), or do you turn the client away (failing to complete your service)?