The people who fingerprint you can give your TCN to you.
- Fill out Application
- Write a check made payable to the FGCC
- Have your fingerprints taken/Get your fingerprint card. (ORI FL925184Z must be used when submitting electronic fingerprints.)
- The physical fingerprint cards get mailed here.
- You can check the, “transaction status,” of your fingerprints via your TCN here: (What is my TCN?) using the FDLE Civil Workflow Control System Transaction Status Search.
- {If you have ever been denied of a license in the past because of, “failure to complete an application,” or, “Submitting an incomplete application,” the racetrack will not grant you a temporary license to give to the Security Office in order to obtain your badge.
The Florida Gaming Control Commission does not tell you after you have paid the fees whether or not your application has been approved!
The FGCC does not process the application or the fingerprints at the point of sale.
The FGCC notifies you whether or not your application has been approved only by mail.
(NOTE: You provide the FGCC with your email address on your application!) If you have issues at this juncture, the following road is the avenue via which you must travel}: - Before you will be granted a license again, the STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION DIVISION OF PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING requires you to submit a, “Request for Release of Information and Authorization to Release Information,” form (DBPRPMW_3195-Release-of-Information,) to them.
(You have to have this form notarized before you submit it!!)
which is a piece of paper with your personal information on it which allows the STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION DIVISION OF PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING to send your personal information to the Florida Gaming Control Commission, which summits such information to their, “Operations Department”. Attached to this form you must submit a, “Request for Waiver,” form (DBPRPMW_3180-Waiver- ).
If you are ever asked to submit a, “Request for Waiver,” form, the FGCC will NOT grant you a temporary license. The FGCC tells you, “You have to wait.” When you ask them how long, the tell you, “I don’t know.”
You can also call the main office in Tallahassee and request it.
Email: contact@flgaming.gov
Phone Number: (850) 880-3433
After the FDLE has been “completed” verifying that your fingerprints are valid, the FDLE forwards your fingerprint file to the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) to run a background check.
The FBI, then, compiles a packet and forwards it to the Florida Gaming Control Commission. Then, the FGCC reviews the packet and informs you if more information is required, or if your application is denied (and for which reason(s)); or they will print your temporary license and hand that to you.
Contact the Florida Gaming Control Commission Office
Phone Number
(850) 880-3433
Email
contact@flgaming.gov
Clerk of The Commission
Contact the clerk of the commission
The Clerk of the Commission is located within the Florida Gaming Control Commission’s Office of the General Counsel.
The Clerk can be contacted in any of the following ways:
Email: Clerk@flgaming.gov
Fax: 850.536.8728
Phone: 850-794-8075
Mailing Address:
Clerk of the Commission – Office of the General Counsel
Florida Gaming Control Commission
4070 Esplanade Way Suite 250
Tallahassee, FL 32399
Filing:
Documents addressed to the Clerk of the Commission must be filed with the Clerk of the Commission through one of the following methods:
* By hand delivery to the Clerk of the Commission;
* By US Mail;
* By email to the designated Clerk of the Commission email address Clerk@flgaming.gov or
* By facsimile transfer.
Filings will be accepted from 8:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. EST on regular business days that are not state observed holidays. Any document received by the Clerk of the Commission after 5:00 p.m. EST shall be filed as of 8:00 a.m. on the next regular business day.
If you have any other questions regarding filings, please review rule 28-106.104, Florida Administrative Code, for more information.
Index of Final Orders:
The Division of Administrative Hearings is the official reporter for all Commission orders required to be indexed pursuant to section 120.53, Florida Statutes.
Request for Variance or Waiver:
Requests for variance or waiver should be submitted for filing to the Clerk of the Commission. Requests must be submitted according to the requirements of section 120.542, Florida Statutes,and chapter 28-104, Florida Administrative Code.
Request a Public Record
The Florida Gaming Control Commission (FGCC) is committed to handling requests to review or copy public records as quickly and efficiently as possible. Requests for public records can be made by calling us at (850) 880-3433, Option 8, e-mailing a request to PublicRecords@flgaming.gov, or mailing a request to the FGCC, Office of the General Counsel at 4070 Esplanade Way Suite 250, Tallahassee, Florida 32399.
This is a paraphrased email sent to me by the former commission clerk, which may have some helpful information:
“You can submit the forms back to this e-mail (PMW-Operations@flgaming.gov) or by mail.
Florida Gaming Control Commission
4070 Esplanade Way Suite 250
Tallahassee, FL 32399
fax (850-410-5350)
which ever is easier for you.
Payment can be made by contacting our
Contact Center (850-487-1395),
mailing a check to our Tallahassee office, or by dropping off payment at any other Florida facility.
Fingerprint cards can be rolled and returned back to us, or you can do electronic (livescan) prints by submitting them to our ORI # (FL925184Z). …”