Tamil Nadu Police E-Pay Finger Print Bureau : eservices.tnpolice.gov.in
Organisation : Tamil Nadu Police
Service Name : E-Pay Finger Print Bureau (Online Finger Print Bureau Payment)
Applicable State : Tamil Nadu
Website : https://eservices.tnpolice.gov.in/CCTNSNICSDC/ePAYMENT
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Tamil Nadu Police E-Pay Finger Print Bureau
Now you can pay the Finger Print Bureau online through State Bank Collect
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How To Pay Finger Print Bureau Online?
Just follow the simple steps mentioned below to pay finger print bureau online
Steps :
Step-1 : Go to the link https://eservices.tnpolice.gov.in/CCTNSNICSDC/ePAYMENT
Step-2 : Accept the “TERMS & CONDITIONS” and Click “SUBMIT”.
Step-3 : It will take to you “STATE BANK COLLECT” page. Accept the “TERMS & CONDITIONS” and click “PROCEED”
Step-4: Select State “TAMILNADU” and Institution type “GOVT. DEPARTMENTS”.
Step-5: Select “SCRB CHENNAI” under Govt Departments.
Step-6: Select “APPROPRIATE CATEGORY” & input required data correctly. Click “SUBMIT”.
Step-7: If all details entered are correctly populated, click “CONFIRM” to proceed.
Step-8: Make payment as per your convenience. (Options available are payment of fees through SBI Net Banking, State Bank ATM cum Debit Cards, Other Bank Debit / Credit Cards, Other Bank’s Net Banking or through SBI BRANCH ).
Step-9: Save & Submit copy of the fee receipt generated to Concerned Authorities.
What is Finger Print Bureau?
Finger Print Bureau is a scientific arm of the Police department which gives authentic and conclusive evidence about the identity of forged documents, impersonations and of perpetrators of crimes.
The main functions of this Bureau are:
Record Wing:
** Recording of Finger Print Slips of convicted persons in the state.
** Maintenance and updation of Fingerprint & conviction details of convicted persons
Search Wing:
Search of Finger Print Slips to furnish previous history of arrested persons. Whenever a person is arrested, his finger Print slip will be taken and forwarded to the bureau. On searching the same among the records we can find out whether he/she is an ex-convict, his actual name and address, how many convictions have been recorded in his name, whether he is wanted in any cases, and in which cases he had been traced for etc.
Identification of un-identified dead bodies:
Whenever an un-identified dead body is found, its finger prints are taken and forwarded to the bureau. We can find out the identity, if he is an ex-convict. If it is suspected as that of some known person, but could not be identified, it can be identified by using some specimens finger prints from documents like title deeds, Thumb impression register of the Sub-Registrar’s Office, identity cards etc.
Document Wing:
** Furnishing Expert Opinion in Civil & Criminal cases regarding Fingerprint Disputes.
** AFIS (Automated Finger Print Identification System)
** Bureau is maintaining a database of about 1,20,000 criminals which is frequently updated.
** The system has helped the identification of several unsolved cases which include the detection of other state cases.
Advanced Research Laboratory:
Government have sanctioned an advanced research laboratory which will start functioning in the coming year. This will augment original contributions in the field of Dactyloscopy
Training:
Finger Print Bureau is imparting training to professional of various branches. This includes Medical DG and PG students, Law students, Engineering PG students etc. This is in addition to the training imparted to judicial officers and police officers
Other Functions:
** Jail Testing to prevent impersonation and to ensure the accuracy of criminal profile details.
** The Inspectors of the State Fingerprint Bureau frequently visit Jails to check whether the persons originally convicted by the court are put behind the bars
** Giving oral evidence in courts: The experts are required to give oral evidence in courts whenever they are cited as expert witnesses
** Attestation of Finger Prints of civilians for immigration purposes