Frequently Asked Questions
Real Questions.
Real People.
Real Answers.
Guardian Prints ID is creating a community-driven Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) video series to help educate families across America.
Every episode begins with a real person asking a genuine Guardian Prints ID question.
Whether you're just learning about Guardian Prints ID or simply looking for more information, this page is designed to provide clear answers about preparedness, privacy, fingerprints, photographs, and personal safety records.
Be Part of the Series
Help families across America by asking one simple Guardian Prints ID question.
That's it.
You don't need to know the answer.
Simply ask the question naturally, and I'll answer it in an official Guardian Prints ID FAQ video.
Your question could help thousands of families better understand preparedness, privacy, and personal safety.
Watch the Example
Not sure what we're looking for?
Watch this short example to see just how easy participating can be.
Watch this 30-second example to see exactly how simple participating is.
Ready to Participate?
Click the button below to choose a question and upload your video.
How It Works
Step 1 — Choose a Question
Select one Guardian Prints ID question from the submission form.
Choose one that interests you or one you think other families would benefit from hearing answered.
Step 2 — Record Your Video
Using your phone, record a short vertical (portrait) video asking the question naturally.
Your video should be approximately 10–20 seconds long.
Step 3 — Upload Your Video
Upload your video through our secure submission form.
That's it.
Step 4 — We'll Do the Rest
If your submission is selected, I'll answer your question in an official Guardian Prints ID FAQ episode.
Selected videos may also appear on:
YouTube
Facebook
Instagram
Other Guardian Prints ID educational resources
Recording Tips
Creating a great submission is easy.
Hold your phone vertically (portrait orientation).
Record somewhere quiet with good lighting.
Look directly at the camera.
Ask only your selected question.
Speak naturally at a comfortable pace.
Keep your video between 10 and 20 seconds.
If you make a mistake, simply record it again before uploading.
Most importantly...
Don't worry about being perfect.
We're looking for real people asking real questions.
Just be yourself.
Be creative.
Be safe.
Be legal.
Have fun.
And be creative—but keep it family-friendly and safe.
Why We're Creating This Series
Families often have similar questions about personal safety records, fingerprints, photographs, preparedness, and privacy.
Instead of answering those questions one person at a time, we're creating a growing library of videos that anyone can watch anytime.
Our Goal
To create a trusted educational resource that helps families feel more informed and better prepared before unexpected situations occur.
Every question asked helps another family.
Together, we're building something that can continue educating families, caregivers, organizations, and communities for years to come.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to know the answer?
No.
Simply ask the question naturally.
I'll answer it in the finished video.
Do I have to memorize my question?
No.
You can ask it in your own words.
Natural conversation is exactly what we're looking for.
How long should my video be?
However long it takes to ask the questions. (Approximately 10–20 seconds.)
Does my video need professional equipment?
Not at all.
A smartphone is all you need.
Can anyone participate?
Yes.
We're inviting people from across the United States to participate.
Will every submitted video be used?
Not necessarily.
While we review every submission, only selected videos will become part of the official Guardian Prints ID FAQ series.
Will I be notified if my video is selected?
Yes.
If we choose your submission or need additional information, we'll contact you using the email address you provide.
Is there any cost to participate?
No.
Participation is completely free and entirely voluntary.
FAQ Video Library
As new FAQ videos are released, they'll be added here.
(Coming Soon)
What is Guardian Prints ID?
How does Guardian Prints ID work?
Who is Guardian Prints ID for?
What do I receive?
How long does the process take?
How much does it cost?
Privacy & Security
(Coming Soon)
Who owns my fingerprints and photographs?
Does Guardian Prints ID keep copies?
Is my information uploaded anywhere?
How is my privacy protected?
Can I delete my records?
Children & Families
(Coming Soon)
Is Guardian Prints ID only for children?
Why include fingerprints and photographs?
When should my child's record be updated?
Why is preparedness important for families?
Seniors & Caregivers
(Coming Soon)
Can Guardian Prints ID help someone living with dementia?
Is it beneficial for assisted living or memory care residents?
Can caregivers keep the records?
Why is it valuable for seniors?
Autism & Special Needs
(Coming Soon)
Can Guardian Prints ID help individuals with autism?
Is the process sensory-friendly?
Why is preparedness important for special needs families?
Can Guardian Prints ID benefit adults with disabilities?
Organizations & Community Partners
(Coming Soon)
Can our organization host a Guardian Prints ID service day?
Can libraries host Guardian Prints ID?
How can our organization partner with Guardian Prints ID?
What does hosting a service day involve?
Together, One Question at a Time...
We Can Help Educate Families Across America.
One question.
One short video.
One opportunity to help another family become better prepared.
Whether your question is simple, practical, or something you've always wondered, we'd love to hear it.
Watch the example.
Choose your question.
Record your video.
Help educate families across America.
Meet the Founder
Hi, I'm Randy Kady, founder of Guardian Prints ID.
I'm creating this FAQ series because I believe real questions from real people help families learn better than scripted presentations.
If you've ever wondered something about Guardian Prints ID, chances are someone else has wondered the same thing.
Together, we're creating a free educational resource that families, caregivers, organizations, and communities can rely on for years to come.