Is a name-based criminal record check valid for the purpose(s) of immigration/permanent residency?

Is a name-based criminal record check valid for the purpose(s) of immigration/permanent residency?

Our name-based criminal record checks may not meet immigration or permanent residency requirements, as fingerprints may be necessary. 


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