How many prints can Livescan collect in total?

Livescan is a digital fingerprinting process that captures fingerprints electronically, primarily for identification and background checks. The standard practice involves collecting ten fingerprints from the individual—typically, this includes the impression of all ten fingers.

In addition to the ten fingerprints, Livescan is also capable of capturing prints from the palms. This is particularly useful in various forensic applications and enhances the database of biometric data, allowing for more comprehensive identification processes. By including palm prints, investigators or law enforcement agencies can increase the likelihood of matching prints found at crime scenes with those in their databases.

The other options limit the scope of what Livescan can collect. While ten prints are a standard capture, options mentioning only toe prints or fingerprint impressions alone do not encompass the full capability of Livescan technology, which also includes palm prints. This broader capturing ability allows for more diverse and extensive fingerprint databases for forensic and identification purposes.