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Statistics from The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s National Crime Information Center reveal that almost one million children are reported missing each year. When a national search is launched to help bring a lost or abducted child home, law enforcement officials can use fingerprints as well as recent photographs for identification purposes. Fingerprints and photographs also may be crucial in the prompt identification and return of missing adults. Our line of "Health Passports" contains pages devoted to safety features that may help bring a missing family member home — including the family pet.

When choosing to purchase a "Health Passport" please consider the following:

• Law enforcement officials agree that maintaining fingerprints and current photos is key to identifying missing children as well as adults. While not a deterrent to kidnapping, fingerprinting is a valuable means of identification when a missing person is located. Fingerprints from My Child's Health and I.D. Records or The Adult Health, I.D. and Medical Records may be entered into FBI databases, allowing law enforcement personnel around the country to verify a fingerprint match in a matter of minutes. Fingerprints stay the same throughout an individual’s life, and are the quickest and most accurate way of establishing positive identification.
• In the event of an “Amber Alert” that quickly informs the public about the abduction of a child, My Child's Health and I.D. Records can provide authorities with instant access to valuable information needed to locate and recover a missing child.
• Duplicate medications prescribed and filled in error can create grave dangers to the safety of our health. Current prescription medication information completed in the "Health Passports" or "Medication Passport" may serve to protect us and our loved ones from dangers such as these.
• If your pet is lost and you’ve chosen to use a pet recovery service, all the necessary information relative to this service is listed directly in your Cat or Dog's Health and I.D. Records, allowing the search for your pet to begin immediately.