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Why do I need to Provide a Fingerprint Card with my Motion to Set Aside?

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Written by
Jesse Lohrke
Updated on
August 28, 2019

Every motion to set aside in Oregon must be accompanied by an FBI-standard fingerprint card. This applies to set asides for arrests as well, not just convictions. This part of the process can seem invasive, especially given that for many crimes people were never even fingerprinted in the first place. However, the purpose of the fingerprint card is not to put your prints into a database (though that probably does happen). The fingerprint card is for the FBI nationwide background check that must be conducted in conjunction with the motion to set aside.

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Jesse Lohrke
Jesse is the founder of Lohrke Law and has spent years helping Oregonians restore their rights, from expungements to firearm and driver's license restoration. Practicing since 2011, he focuses on making a confusing legal process feel a lot more manageable, one straightforward conversation at a time.

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