Rhode Island § 5-57-30 § 5-57-30. Investigation of I.D. card applications.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 5-57-30 — § 5-57-30. Investigation of I.D. card applications.

Rhode Island § 5-57-30

Title 5Businesses and Professions

Ch. 5-57Burglar and Hold-Up Alarm Businesses

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 5-57-30 (2026).

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§ 5-57-30. Investigation of I.D. card applications.
After receipt of an application for an I.D. card, the licensing authority shall conduct
            an investigation to determine whether the facts stated in the application are true
            and shall receive from the department of the attorney general all records of criminal
            information that it has or receives indicating any criminal activity on the part of
            the applicant for an I.D. card. The department of the attorney general will also submit
            the fingerprints of the applicant for an I.D. card to the Federal Bureau of Investigation
            for review. The department of the attorney general shall provide the information subje

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§ 5-57-30. Investigation of I.D. card applications.

After receipt of an application for an I.D. card, the licensing authority shall conduct an investigation to determine whether the facts stated in the application are true and shall receive from the department of the attorney general all records of criminal information that it has or receives indicating any criminal activity on the part of the applicant for an I.D. card. The department of the attorney general will also submit the fingerprints of the applicant for an I.D. card to the Federal Bureau of Investigation for review. The department of the attorney general shall provide the information subject to the rules and regulations promulgated by the attorney general regarding the production of the information.