@Lisa Joy Phillips Thanks. I found them where you said. So...I'm just going to leave my $0.02⁣. I went back and rewatched that section of the video at time stamp 21:25(ish) because I had clearly remembered hearing what I was so patiently waiting for and wanted to double check. It states... "For this module, a very special surprise we have whole folder of stock photos that we're going to allow you to use....click the Google folder link and it's going to give you access to all of our stock photos that we absolutely are giving you 110% permission to license out for your own Google My Business Listing. So if you want to pause this video stop that download all those stock photos bunch of branding materials for your business that you can add onto photos that you don't have to pay for the licensing fees that we paid for these really good images." ### ⁣ It's obvious that what they are taking about in the video is clearly not that 👇🏼🙄 and if we're expected to believe so...well then my fears have probably been confirmed. A word then to everyone still in the group about the 3 photos below before you decide to use them. The 1st one on the left can be downloaded directly from https://www.dreamstime.com/royalty-free-stock-photography-fingerprint-card-image11455577 Its a legitimate site for royalty free stock photos for commercial use. Just go to the link and download it direclty from the site. Then you can make sure you have the appropriate licensing required and you can download it in multiple sizes right from the site. The 2nd one in the middle came up with a credit: kilukilu - Fotolia & copywrite kilukilu - Fotolia. Fotolia is an Adobe company. So you can decide if you want to use that without a copy of the license. The 3rd one on the right...that looks like crime scene fingerprint dusting to me and not even a representation of what we do so I didn't even waste my time to look it up.

@Nayshunda Burke 👆🙃⁣

@Nayshunda Burke thanks!

@Brandon Edwards yes, that helps a lot. Thanks so much!

@Nayshunda Burke I haven't used one yet. Wasn't sure I was going to spend the money if it caused problems with the bending.

@Brandon Edwards bump⁣

@Brandon Edwards hi is it possible to get an answer to this please? ⁣

@Brandon Edwards so then why isn't there some form required for the fingerprint technician to sign so the background check people can find them if need be? There is no way that's possible from the little signature block on the card. Also, it seems that there is a contradiction because throughout this whole class it's been mentioned that ink fingerprinting is unregulated. If its unregulated, how can this part be illegal? Is it a Federal statute? Per State? Is this for all ink fingerprint cards or just the FD-258? Please excuse the borage of questions...but this kinda opens up a bigger discussion in my mind and clarification seem important especially for marketing purposes. I actually had someone ask me this very question the other day and I gave them the incorrect answer. If I'm suppose to be the authority on this stuff...I need the sure I'm giving accurate info. Thank you

@Brandon Edwards where do you go to find out what states require the fingerprint technician to fill out a form for their customers to send?