Tennessee Will Require Fingerprints From Convicts and Real Estate Agents
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The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance announced yesterday that all real estate agents will have to have their fingerprints taken and background checks done before they can sit for the real estate exam.
I wonder if they will require fingerprints for attorneys also?
Individuals will be fingerprinted by Cogent System and the company will electronically forward the prints to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Those agencies will conduct the background checks. The results of the check will be provided to TDCI (Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance).
A license will not be issued until the background checks have been received and reviewed by TDCI. via Nashville Business Journal:.
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Comment by Christina Ethridge on 7 March 2008:
Idaho has required fingerprinting/background check for over 20 years now - you can take the test, you just can’t get the license without submitting the results of the background check along with the license application.
Comment by Sam Chapman on 7 March 2008:
Texas just started that this year and I don’t have a problem with it. Who’s next, teachers?
Comment by sfvrealestate on 12 March 2008:
California fingerprints licensees, too.