Submit the completed application form in person at the Salt Lake City Department of Airports. Ensure it is presented at the time of the fingerprint appointment, along with the required identification documents. For additional inquiries or guidance, try reaching out via phone or email as indicated on the form.

Important dates for submission and processing include deadlines for annual renewals and events, which are typically in January and July each year. Applicants should be aware of these timelines to ensure their applications are processed on time.

The purpose of this form is to facilitate the application process for obtaining a security identification badge required for access to secure areas at Salt Lake City International Airport. It ensures compliance with Transportation Security Administration requirements and facilitates thorough background checks on all applicants. Completing this form accurately is vital for maintaining airport security and allowing individuals to work or visit secure zones.

• 1. Applicant Information: Includes personal details such as name, contact information, and identification numbers.
• 2. Company Information: Gather information related to the sponsoring company, including employer details.
• 3. Disqualifying Offenses: Acknowledge any past criminal history that might affect eligibility for badge issuance.
• 4. Privacy Act Notice: Informs applicants of their rights and the purpose of data collection.
• 5. Social Security Number Release: Allows the release of the applicant's Social Security number for verification.
• 6. Parent/Guardian Consent: For applicants under the age of 18, this section requires parental or guardian consent.

Failure to submit this form may result in disqualification from obtaining a security badge, preventing access to restricted areas. Applicants may face delays in processing or lack the necessary identification to work in secure zones.

• Access Denial: Without submission, access to secure areas will not be granted.
• Employment Delays: Incompleteness may lead to delayed employment start dates.
• Ineligibility for Security Clearance: Failure to submit on time could lead to ineligibility for airport jobs requiring clearance.

• 1. Employee Onboarding: New hires needing security badges to carry out their job functions.
• 2. Contractor Access: Contractors requiring temporary access to perform work.
• 3. Special Events: Volunteers needing clearance for events held in security-controlled zones.
• 4. Consistent Re-evaluation: Regularly renewing badges for continuous access to secure areas.
• 5. Background Checks: Individuals whose clearance history must be assessed periodically.