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But yuh is a big big beneficiary of that...u not allowed to hate or complainhover11 wrote:No revolution needed let the government continue taking us for c@nts
Shady procurement and mismanagement....typical government process
jhonnieblue wrote:I got the update last week that the consultant would be in the country this week repairing the machines. So seems they pushing. POS one back online. Chaguanas CID should be back on by Fri.
Like the fat affecting his brains because he is making no sense. How can an officer who doesnt know you recommend you. He feel is 1940 awahhover11 wrote:While businesses complain about hiring people blindly as people cannot access Certificates of Character (CoC), the T&T Police Service (TTPS) says employers can use their area police stations to access referrals.
Read more...
https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/dcp-emp ... 8c38e2320b
I eh read the link but can't they type in your name or Id number and see if you have a record?hustla_ambition101 wrote:Like the fat affecting his brains because he is making no sense. How can an officer who doesnt know you recommend you. He feel is 1940 awahhover11 wrote:While businesses complain about hiring people blindly as people cannot access Certificates of Character (CoC), the T&T Police Service (TTPS) says employers can use their area police stations to access referrals.
Read more...
https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/dcp-emp ... 8c38e2320b
Why isn't this fully computerized though, why ppl still have to roll their fingerprints in ink and wait two weekspugboy wrote:a coc by definition probably requires a primal form of id
ie fingerprints
But EVERYTIME you go for a COC is the same procedureadnj wrote:Most countries don't fingerprint their citizens until they either apply for a passport or are taken into police custody.
That CoC looks like it's just a way for TTPS to build a database of fingerprints for everyone that has ever filled out an application in Trinidad.
Background checks are done by name and address. Fingerprints just assist in preventing applicants from using forged ID.
Is the record "live" or up to date thought?*KRONIK* wrote:But EVERYTIME you go for a COC is the same procedureadnj wrote:Most countries don't fingerprint their citizens until they either apply for a passport or are taken into police custody.
That CoC looks like it's just a way for TTPS to build a database of fingerprints for everyone that has ever filled out an application in Trinidad.
Background checks are done by name and address. Fingerprints just assist in preventing applicants from using forged ID.
Either scan on the machine or ink & roll
I doh understand why, if they scanning your hand and taking your ID info, why they cant just store it
So next time you want a COC, they can pull up your name and check the record and givw you the COC 1 time
The question is why aren't they doing this....not to say we don't have the money they just not spending it towards that. A COC is $50 if it has to be $100 to maintain a modern system where a COC can be processed in a day instead of two weeks.....why we not pushing for thatPhone Surgeon wrote:Is the record "live" or up to date thought?*KRONIK* wrote:But EVERYTIME you go for a COC is the same procedureadnj wrote:Most countries don't fingerprint their citizens until they either apply for a passport or are taken into police custody.
That CoC looks like it's just a way for TTPS to build a database of fingerprints for everyone that has ever filled out an application in Trinidad.
Background checks are done by name and address. Fingerprints just assist in preventing applicants from using forged ID.
Either scan on the machine or ink & roll
I doh understand why, if they scanning your hand and taking your ID info, why they cant just store it
So next time you want a COC, they can pull up your name and check the record and givw you the COC 1 time
Do all random stations have access to the same database they have in pos? They probably need to do a revamp like what license office doing.
Something hadda give because this is ppl livelihood , without a COC you can't get a job which requires it, you can't renew your taxi badge , the government can't recruit for the services because that is a requirement. Then they want to complain about crimepugboy wrote:there might be legal issues with letting a third party civilian handle fingerprinting
What's the hurry with a CoC?hover11 wrote:The question is why aren't they doing this....not to say we don't have the money they just not spending it towards that. A COC is $50 if it has to be $100 to maintain a modern system where a COC can be processed in a day instead of two weeks.....why we not pushing for thatPhone Surgeon wrote:Is the record "live" or up to date thought?*KRONIK* wrote:But EVERYTIME you go for a COC is the same procedureadnj wrote:Most countries don't fingerprint their citizens until they either apply for a passport or are taken into police custody.
That CoC looks like it's just a way for TTPS to build a database of fingerprints for everyone that has ever filled out an application in Trinidad.
Background checks are done by name and address. Fingerprints just assist in preventing applicants from using forged ID.
Either scan on the machine or ink & roll
I doh understand why, if they scanning your hand and taking your ID info, why they cant just store it
So next time you want a COC, they can pull up your name and check the record and givw you the COC 1 time
Do all random stations have access to the same database they have in pos? They probably need to do a revamp like what license office doing.
Six weeks for a COC in 2023 and you comfortable with thatadnj wrote:What's the hurry with a CoC?hover11 wrote:The question is why aren't they doing this....not to say we don't have the money they just not spending it towards that. A COC is $50 if it has to be $100 to maintain a modern system where a COC can be processed in a day instead of two weeks.....why we not pushing for thatPhone Surgeon wrote:Is the record "live" or up to date thought?*KRONIK* wrote:But EVERYTIME you go for a COC is the same procedureadnj wrote:Most countries don't fingerprint their citizens until they either apply for a passport or are taken into police custody.
That CoC looks like it's just a way for TTPS to build a database of fingerprints for everyone that has ever filled out an application in Trinidad.
Background checks are done by name and address. Fingerprints just assist in preventing applicants from using forged ID.
Either scan on the machine or ink & roll
I doh understand why, if they scanning your hand and taking your ID info, why they cant just store it
So next time you want a COC, they can pull up your name and check the record and givw you the COC 1 time
Do all random stations have access to the same database they have in pos? They probably need to do a revamp like what license office doing.
You need to file an (INSERT YOUR NEED OR APPLICATION NAME HERE).
You wait six weeks for the CoC to return.
Your application is made and now you need to wait four weeks for a response.
You check on your application and they say call back in four weeks.
You check on your application every four weeks and after six or eight months have passed, you find that a new CoC is required for the application.
The core issue is not the CoC process
hover11 wrote:Something hadda give because this is ppl livelihood , without a COC you can't get a job which requires it, you can't renew your taxi badge , the government can't recruit for the services because that is a requirement. Then they want to complain about crimepugboy wrote:there might be legal issues with letting a third party civilian handle fingerprinting
Fix it na.hover11 wrote:Six weeks for a COC in 2023 and you comfortable with thatadnj wrote:What's the hurry with a CoC?hover11 wrote:The question is why aren't they doing this....not to say we don't have the money they just not spending it towards that. A COC is $50 if it has to be $100 to maintain a modern system where a COC can be processed in a day instead of two weeks.....why we not pushing for thatPhone Surgeon wrote:Is the record "live" or up to date thought?*KRONIK* wrote:But EVERYTIME you go for a COC is the same procedureadnj wrote:Most countries don't fingerprint their citizens until they either apply for a passport or are taken into police custody.
That CoC looks like it's just a way for TTPS to build a database of fingerprints for everyone that has ever filled out an application in Trinidad.
Background checks are done by name and address. Fingerprints just assist in preventing applicants from using forged ID.
Either scan on the machine or ink & roll
I doh understand why, if they scanning your hand and taking your ID info, why they cant just store it
So next time you want a COC, they can pull up your name and check the record and givw you the COC 1 time
Do all random stations have access to the same database they have in pos? They probably need to do a revamp like what license office doing.
You need to file an (INSERT YOUR NEED OR APPLICATION NAME HERE).
You wait six weeks for the CoC to return.
Your application is made and now you need to wait four weeks for a response.
You check on your application and they say call back in four weeks.
You check on your application every four weeks and after six or eight months have passed, you find that a new CoC is required for the application.
The core issue is not the CoC process
That above my pay gradePhone Surgeon wrote:Fix it na.hover11 wrote:Six weeks for a COC in 2023 and you comfortable with thatadnj wrote:What's the hurry with a CoC?hover11 wrote:The question is why aren't they doing this....not to say we don't have the money they just not spending it towards that. A COC is $50 if it has to be $100 to maintain a modern system where a COC can be processed in a day instead of two weeks.....why we not pushing for thatPhone Surgeon wrote:Is the record "live" or up to date thought?*KRONIK* wrote:But EVERYTIME you go for a COC is the same procedureadnj wrote:Most countries don't fingerprint their citizens until they either apply for a passport or are taken into police custody.
That CoC looks like it's just a way for TTPS to build a database of fingerprints for everyone that has ever filled out an application in Trinidad.
Background checks are done by name and address. Fingerprints just assist in preventing applicants from using forged ID.
Either scan on the machine or ink & roll
I doh understand why, if they scanning your hand and taking your ID info, why they cant just store it
So next time you want a COC, they can pull up your name and check the record and givw you the COC 1 time
Do all random stations have access to the same database they have in pos? They probably need to do a revamp like what license office doing.
You need to file an (INSERT YOUR NEED OR APPLICATION NAME HERE).
You wait six weeks for the CoC to return.
Your application is made and now you need to wait four weeks for a response.
You check on your application and they say call back in four weeks.
You check on your application every four weeks and after six or eight months have passed, you find that a new CoC is required for the application.
The core issue is not the CoC process
hover11 wrote:Six weeks for a COC in 2023 and you comfortable with thatadnj wrote:What's the hurry with a CoC?hover11 wrote:The question is why aren't they doing this....not to say we don't have the money they just not spending it towards that. A COC is $50 if it has to be $100 to maintain a modern system where a COC can be processed in a day instead of two weeks.....why we not pushing for thatPhone Surgeon wrote:Is the record "live" or up to date thought?*KRONIK* wrote:But EVERYTIME you go for a COC is the same procedureadnj wrote:Most countries don't fingerprint their citizens until they either apply for a passport or are taken into police custody.
That CoC looks like it's just a way for TTPS to build a database of fingerprints for everyone that has ever filled out an application in Trinidad.
Background checks are done by name and address. Fingerprints just assist in preventing applicants from using forged ID.
Either scan on the machine or ink & roll
I doh understand why, if they scanning your hand and taking your ID info, why they cant just store it
So next time you want a COC, they can pull up your name and check the record and givw you the COC 1 time
Do all random stations have access to the same database they have in pos? They probably need to do a revamp like what license office doing.
You need to file an (INSERT YOUR NEED OR APPLICATION NAME HERE).
You wait six weeks for the CoC to return.
Your application is made and now you need to wait four weeks for a response.
You check on your application and they say call back in four weeks.
You check on your application every four weeks and after six or eight months have passed, you find that a new CoC is required for the application.
The core issue is not the CoC process
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