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NNCP Process Step-by-Step:

Agency/entity submits name checks to the FBI’s NNCP for processing.
Electronic “batch” submissions are searched against the Universal Index (UNI) and the Electronic Case File (ECF) databases. The majority of the batch names are electronically returned as “no record” within 48-72 hours. A “no record” indicates that the databases contain no identifiable information regarding a particular individual. UNI and ECF are searched for main files (files where the name of an individual is the subject of an FBI investigation) and for reference files (files where the name being searched is merely mentioned in an investigation).
A secondary manual search of residuals from the batch run identifies an additional number of names as a “no record” response.
The remaining paper files and/or electronic files are reviewed to determine if further information can be tied to the subject and if additional analysis is required.
Identifiable files are then analyzed for relevant or derogatory information that may be disseminated to the requesting agency/entity. Approximately 1 percent of the requests are determined to contain possible derogatory information. If applicable, the NNCP forwards a summary of the information to the submitting agency/entity.