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	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>BIOMETRIC DELETE REQUEST (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>BDEL</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction allows the user to request deletion of a specific biometric set which they own from the Iris Pilot (IP) Repository. The FBI Number/UCN (2.014 FBI) and Biometric Set Identifier (2.2029 BSI) are used to specify the image set or photo being deleted.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>1</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>The BDEL can be used to remove biometrics from the ULF and the UPF, where three combinations of identifying information are supported: 2.014 and 2.2029; 2.010; or 2.010 and 2.011. The BDEL can also be used to remove biometric images from a special identity by including 2.098 NDR, 2.014 FBI, and 2.2029 BSI values. Iris Pilot: edited TOT Description</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>BIOMETRIC DELETE REQUEST (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>BDEL</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction allows the user to request deletion of a specific biometric set which they own from the Iris Pilot (IP) Repository. The FBI Number/UCN (2.014 FBI) and Biometric Set Identifier (2.2029 BSI) are used to specify the image set or photo being deleted.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>2</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>The BDEL can be used to remove biometrics from the ULF and the UPF, where three combinations of identifying information are supported: 2.014 and 2.2029; 2.010; or 2.010 and 2.011. The BDEL can also be used to remove biometric images from a special identity by including 2.098 NDR, 2.014 FBI, and 2.2029 BSI values. Iris Pilot: edited TOT Description</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>BIOMETRIC DELETE RESPONSE (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>BDELR</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>The Biometric Delete Response (BDELR) is returned when a successful Biometric Delete Request is completed. If any permission or processing errors are encountered, an error transaction (ERRA) is returned.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>1</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited Transaction Full Name</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>BIOMETRIC DELETE RESPONSE (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>BDELR</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>The Biometric Delete Response (BDELR) is returned when a successful Biometric Delete Request is completed. If any permission or processing errors are encountered, an error transaction (ERRA) is returned.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>2</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited Transaction Full Name</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSACTION ERROR (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>ERRA</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is an error response for latent administrative queries and file maintenance transactions which have been rejected because one or more data fields does not pass internal editing criteria. Each reason for rejection will be detailed in the Status/Error Message (2.060 MSG) field. See Appendix M for a list of error codes.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>1</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited Transaction Full Name</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSACTION ERROR (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>ERRA</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is an error response for latent administrative queries and file maintenance transactions which have been rejected because one or more data fields does not pass internal editing criteria. Each reason for rejection will be detailed in the Status/Error Message (2.060 MSG) field. See Appendix M for a list of error codes.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>2</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited Transaction Full Name</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>BIOMETRIC TRANSACTION ERROR (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>ERRB</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is an error response for an IIDS or IIIS transaction which has been rejected because one or more data fields do not pass internal editing criteria. Each reason for rejection will be detailed in the Status/Error Message (2.060 MSG) field. See Appendix M for a list of error codes.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>1</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited TOT Description</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>BIOMETRIC TRANSACTION ERROR (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>ERRB</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is an error response for an IIDS or IIIS transaction which has been rejected because one or more data fields do not pass internal editing criteria. Each reason for rejection will be detailed in the Status/Error Message (2.060 MSG) field. See Appendix M for a list of error codes.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>2</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited TOT Description</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>INFORMATION TRANSACTION ERROR (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>ERRI</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This error response is returned by the FBI/CJIS to the requester when an IRQ transaction is rejected because a data field(s) does not pass internal editing criteria. It includes the reason for the error in the Status/Error Message (2.060 MSG) field.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>1</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited TOT Description</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>INFORMATION TRANSACTION ERROR (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>ERRI</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This error response is returned by the FBI/CJIS to the requester when an IRQ transaction is rejected because a data field(s) does not pass internal editing criteria. It includes the reason for the error in the Status/Error Message (2.060 MSG) field.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>2</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited TOT Description</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>BIOMETRIC IMAGE SUBMISSION (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>FIS</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>The Biometric Image Submission Request (FIS) supports the enrollment, when a search is not necessary, of additional iris and face imagery for an existing identity in the Iris Pilot (IP) Repository. The quality and characteristics of images will be evaluated against the existing image set for the Identity, and updates will be made appropriately. Iris images of an individual may be submitted of either one or both eyes; however, in the event that only one iris image is submitted, the reason for such occurrence shall be provided using Type-17 field 17.028 and field 17.999 shall then be absent for the pertinent eye. Each iris set should be accompanied by a frontal facial photo if at all possible. Inclusion of photos that are not frontal facial photos will result in a rejection of the transaction. The iris and face images will be stored in the IP repository for the searching of iris images only. The FIS transaction does not require accompanying tenprints, therefore an agency must have an MOU in place with the FBI/CJIS prior to sending such FIS transactions.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>1</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: added new TOT requirements found in Technical Specifications Document for the Iris Pilot (IP) Project.</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>BIOMETRIC IMAGE SUBMISSION (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>FIS</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>The Biometric Image Submission Request (FIS) supports the enrollment, when a search is not necessary, of additional iris and face imagery for an existing identity in the Iris Pilot (IP) Repository. The quality and characteristics of images will be evaluated against the existing image set for the Identity, and updates will be made appropriately. Iris images of an individual may be submitted of either one or both eyes; however, in the event that only one iris image is submitted, the reason for such occurrence shall be provided using Type-17 field 17.028 and field 17.999 shall then be absent for the pertinent eye. Each iris set should be accompanied by a frontal facial photo if at all possible. Inclusion of photos that are not frontal facial photos will result in a rejection of the transaction. The iris and face images will be stored in the IP repository for the searching of iris images only. The FIS transaction does not require accompanying tenprints, therefore an agency must have an MOU in place with the FBI/CJIS prior to sending such FIS transactions.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>2</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: added new TOT requirements found in Technical Specifications Document for the Iris Pilot (IP) Project.</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>BIOMETRIC IMAGE SUBMISSION (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>FIS</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>The Biometric Image Submission Request (FIS) supports the enrollment, when a search is not necessary, of additional iris and face imagery for an existing identity in the Iris Pilot (IP) Repository. The quality and characteristics of images will be evaluated against the existing image set for the Identity, and updates will be made appropriately. Iris images of an individual may be submitted of either one or both eyes; however, in the event that only one iris image is submitted, the reason for such occurrence shall be provided using Type-17 field 17.028 and field 17.999 shall then be absent for the pertinent eye. Each iris set should be accompanied by a frontal facial photo if at all possible. Inclusion of photos that are not frontal facial photos will result in a rejection of the transaction. The iris and face images will be stored in the IP repository for the searching of iris images only. The FIS transaction does not require accompanying tenprints, therefore an agency must have an MOU in place with the FBI/CJIS prior to sending such FIS transactions.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>10</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>0</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: added new TOT requirements found in Technical Specifications Document for the Iris Pilot (IP) Project.</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>BIOMETRIC IMAGE SUBMISSION (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>FIS</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>The Biometric Image Submission Request (FIS) supports the enrollment, when a search is not necessary, of additional iris and face imagery for an existing identity in the Iris Pilot (IP) Repository. The quality and characteristics of images will be evaluated against the existing image set for the Identity, and updates will be made appropriately. Iris images of an individual may be submitted of either one or both eyes; however, in the event that only one iris image is submitted, the reason for such occurrence shall be provided using Type-17 field 17.028 and field 17.999 shall then be absent for the pertinent eye. Each iris set should be accompanied by a frontal facial photo if at all possible. Inclusion of photos that are not frontal facial photos will result in a rejection of the transaction. The iris and face images will be stored in the IP repository for the searching of iris images only. The FIS transaction does not require accompanying tenprints, therefore an agency must have an MOU in place with the FBI/CJIS prior to sending such FIS transactions.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>17</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>2</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>2</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: added new TOT requirements found in Technical Specifications Document for the Iris Pilot (IP) Project.</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>BIOMETRIC IMAGE RESPONSE (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>FISR</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>The Biometric Image Submission Response (FISR) will provide details on each biometric type enrolled by an FIS. The Biometric Image Enrollment (2.2061 BIE) field will provide the Biometric Set Identifier (2.2061A BSI) and Image Type (2.2061B IMT) of each biometric set or photo that was enrolled.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>1</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited Transaction Full Name</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>BIOMETRIC IMAGE RESPONSE (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>FISR</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>The Biometric Image Submission Response (FISR) will provide details on each biometric type enrolled by an FIS. The Biometric Image Enrollment (2.2061 BIE) field will provide the Biometric Set Identifier (2.2061A BSI) and Image Type (2.2061B IMT) of each biometric set or photo that was enrolled.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>2</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited Transaction Full Name</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>IRIS IMAGE IDENTIFICATION SUBMISSION (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>IIDS</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>The Iris Image Identification Submission (IIDS) transaction allows the user to submit the right and left iris image for a given individual to be used for conducting one-to-many searches against the Iris Pilot (IP) Repository for a possible match. If only one iris image is submitted, the reason for such occurrence shall be provided using Type-17 field 17.028 and field 17.999 shall then be absent for the pertinent eye. In the event of a match, information pertaining to the matched individual is returned in an SRE transaction. By default, IIDS searches that result in a match do not return any images. An IIDS search will also initiate a cascaded search of the FBI's NCIC using the matched subject's FBI Number/UCN (FBI 2.014). Iris image search functionality is currently in the pilot phase. Therefore the IIDS is a limited use TOT that requires coordination with the FBI/CJIS prior to use.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>1</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: added new TOT requirements found in Technical Specifications Document for the Iris Pilot (IP) Project.</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>IRIS IMAGE IDENTIFICATION SUBMISSION (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>IIDS</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>The Iris Image Identification Submission (IIDS) transaction allows the user to submit the right and left iris image for a given individual to be used for conducting one-to-many searches against the Iris Pilot (IP) Repository for a possible match. If only one iris image is submitted, the reason for such occurrence shall be provided using Type-17 field 17.028 and field 17.999 shall then be absent for the pertinent eye. In the event of a match, information pertaining to the matched individual is returned in an SRE transaction. By default, IIDS searches that result in a match do not return any images. An IIDS search will also initiate a cascaded search of the FBI's NCIC using the matched subject's FBI Number/UCN (FBI 2.014). Iris image search functionality is currently in the pilot phase. Therefore the IIDS is a limited use TOT that requires coordination with the FBI/CJIS prior to use.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>2</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: added new TOT requirements found in Technical Specifications Document for the Iris Pilot (IP) Project.</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>IRIS IMAGE IDENTIFICATION SUBMISSION (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>IIDS</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>The Iris Image Identification Submission (IIDS) transaction allows the user to submit the right and left iris image for a given individual to be used for conducting one-to-many searches against the Iris Pilot (IP) Repository for a possible match. If only one iris image is submitted, the reason for such occurrence shall be provided using Type-17 field 17.028 and field 17.999 shall then be absent for the pertinent eye. In the event of a match, information pertaining to the matched individual is returned in an SRE transaction. By default, IIDS searches that result in a match do not return any images. An IIDS search will also initiate a cascaded search of the FBI's NCIC using the matched subject's FBI Number/UCN (FBI 2.014). Iris image search functionality is currently in the pilot phase. Therefore the IIDS is a limited use TOT that requires coordination with the FBI/CJIS prior to use.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>17</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>2</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>2</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: added new TOT requirements found in Technical Specifications Document for the Iris Pilot (IP) Project.</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>IRIS IMAGE INVESTIGATIVE SEARCH (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>IIIS</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>The Iris Image Investigation Search (IIIS) transaction allows the user to submit a single iris image, either right, left, or unknown, for a given individual to be used for searching against the Iris Pilot (IP) Repository for a list of possible candidates. Iris images may be extracted from a visible light facial photo obtained under less than ideal conditions and subsequently, images submitted with an IIIS transaction are likely to be of relatively poor quality (unlike IIDS transactions where images are expected to be of good quality). An IIIS transaction will result in up to 50 of the best scoring candidates returned in an SRB transaction. Facial images will not be returned but may be requested via the IRQ transaction. Iris image search functionality is currently in the pilot phase. Therefore, the IIIS is a limited use TOT that requires coordination with FBI/CJIS prior to use.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>1</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: added new TOT requirements found in Technical Specifications Document for the Iris Pilot (IP) Project.</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>IRIS IMAGE INVESTIGATIVE SEARCH (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>IIIS</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>The Iris Image Investigation Search (IIIS) transaction allows the user to submit a single iris image, either right, left, or unknown, for a given individual to be used for searching against the Iris Pilot (IP) Repository for a list of possible candidates. Iris images may be extracted from a visible light facial photo obtained under less than ideal conditions and subsequently, images submitted with an IIIS transaction are likely to be of relatively poor quality (unlike IIDS transactions where images are expected to be of good quality). An IIIS transaction will result in up to 50 of the best scoring candidates returned in an SRB transaction. Facial images will not be returned but may be requested via the IRQ transaction. Iris image search functionality is currently in the pilot phase. Therefore, the IIIS is a limited use TOT that requires coordination with FBI/CJIS prior to use.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>2</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: added new TOT requirements found in Technical Specifications Document for the Iris Pilot (IP) Project.</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>IRIS IMAGE INVESTIGATIVE SEARCH (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>IIIS</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>The Iris Image Investigation Search (IIIS) transaction allows the user to submit a single iris image, either right, left, or unknown, for a given individual to be used for searching against the Iris Pilot (IP) Repository for a list of possible candidates. Iris images may be extracted from a visible light facial photo obtained under less than ideal conditions and subsequently, images submitted with an IIIS transaction are likely to be of relatively poor quality (unlike IIDS transactions where images are expected to be of good quality). An IIIS transaction will result in up to 50 of the best scoring candidates returned in an SRB transaction. Facial images will not be returned but may be requested via the IRQ transaction. Iris image search functionality is currently in the pilot phase. Therefore, the IIIS is a limited use TOT that requires coordination with FBI/CJIS prior to use.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>17</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: added new TOT requirements found in Technical Specifications Document for the Iris Pilot (IP) Project.</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>BIOMETRIC IMAGE/FEATURE RETRIEVAL REQUEST (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>IRQ</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction enables users to retrieve face and/or iris images from the Iris Pilot (IP) Repository (for the IP, the IRQ does not support any other types of images). The requester identifies the subjects whose biometric images are being requested and may also include additional parameters to specify particular modalities or image types of the subjects. Up to 1,000 subject records may be requested per transaction. Each subject record identifier number in the request and each set of biometrics being returned for the subject will be addressed in a separate Image Request Response (IRR).</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>1</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited TOT Description</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>BIOMETRIC IMAGE/FEATURE RETRIEVAL REQUEST (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>IRQ</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction enables users to retrieve face and/or iris images from the Iris Pilot (IP) Repository (for the IP, the IRQ does not support any other types of images). The requester identifies the subjects whose biometric images are being requested and may also include additional parameters to specify particular modalities or image types of the subjects. Up to 1,000 subject records may be requested per transaction. Each subject record identifier number in the request and each set of biometrics being returned for the subject will be addressed in a separate Image Request Response (IRR).</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>2</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited TOT Description</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>IMAGE REQUEST RESPONSE (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>IRR</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is returned by the FBI/CJIS to provide requested images on file at the FBI/CJIS to the requester. Each image set identified in the IRQ request will cause a separate IRR response. The response will include the subject record identifier number (2.014 FBI) and the requested image set in the format in which they were enrolled.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>1</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: added new TOT requirements found in Technical Specifications Document for the Iris Pilot (IP) Project.</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>IMAGE REQUEST RESPONSE (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>IRR</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is returned by the FBI/CJIS to provide requested images on file at the FBI/CJIS to the requester. Each image set identified in the IRQ request will cause a separate IRR response. The response will include the subject record identifier number (2.014 FBI) and the requested image set in the format in which they were enrolled.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>2</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: added new TOT requirements found in Technical Specifications Document for the Iris Pilot (IP) Project.</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>IMAGE REQUEST RESPONSE (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>IRR</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is returned by the FBI/CJIS to provide requested images on file at the FBI/CJIS to the requester. Each image set identified in the IRQ request will cause a separate IRR response. The response will include the subject record identifier number (2.014 FBI) and the requested image set in the format in which they were enrolled.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>10</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>0</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: added new TOT requirements found in Technical Specifications Document for the Iris Pilot (IP) Project.</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>IMAGE REQUEST RESPONSE (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>IRR</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is returned by the FBI/CJIS to provide requested images on file at the FBI/CJIS to the requester. Each image set identified in the IRQ request will cause a separate IRR response. The response will include the subject record identifier number (2.014 FBI) and the requested image set in the format in which they were enrolled.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>17</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>0</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>2</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: added new TOT requirements found in Technical Specifications Document for the Iris Pilot (IP) Project.</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>IMAGE SUMMARY RESPONSE (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>ISR</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is returned by the FBI/CJIS to summarize the results of the IRQ request processing. This transaction contains the listing of each subject identifier number whose imagery was successfully returned in either the FBI Number/UCN (2.014 FBI) field or the External Subject Identifier (2.2037 ESI) field. The length of this list corresponds with the number of IRRs returned in response to a given IRQ.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>1</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited Transaction Full Name</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>IMAGE SUMMARY RESPONSE (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>ISR</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is returned by the FBI/CJIS to summarize the results of the IRQ request processing. This transaction contains the listing of each subject identifier number whose imagery was successfully returned in either the FBI Number/UCN (2.014 FBI) field or the External Subject Identifier (2.2037 ESI) field. The length of this list corresponds with the number of IRRs returned in response to a given IRQ.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>2</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited Transaction Full Name</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>SEARCH RESULTS - BIOMETRIC (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>SRB</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is returned by FBI/CJIS in response to IIIS transactions and denotes if there are potential candidates for the probe iris image. The response includes a Candidate Investigative List (2.2033 CNL) of Subject Identifiers (2.2033A SI) up to the number specified in the Number of Candidates Returned (2.079 NCR) field of the search message.  For the Iris Pilot (IP), the minimum NCR value is 2, the maximum NCR value is 50, and the default NCR value is 20. If there are no candidates available, an SRB will be returned with NCR set to "0". The first Type-17 record in the SRB contains the probe iris image and associated data. Because probe iris images are searched against all iris images in the IP Repository, regardless of labeled eye position, candidate iris images may not have the same Eye Label (ELR) position as the probe image. Facial images will not be returned for an IIIS transaction. If the enrolled facial image is available, and is desired for one or more of the candidates in the candidate list, such images can be requested with the IRQ transaction using the information provided in the Biometric Image List (BIL 2.2073) field.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>1</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: added new TOT requirements found in Technical Specifications Document for the Iris Pilot (IP) Project.</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>SEARCH RESULTS - BIOMETRIC (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>SRB</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is returned by FBI/CJIS in response to IIIS transactions and denotes if there are potential candidates for the probe iris image. The response includes a Candidate Investigative List (2.2033 CNL) of Subject Identifiers (2.2033A SI) up to the number specified in the Number of Candidates Returned (2.079 NCR) field of the search message.  For the Iris Pilot (IP), the minimum NCR value is 2, the maximum NCR value is 50, and the default NCR value is 20. If there are no candidates available, an SRB will be returned with NCR set to "0". The first Type-17 record in the SRB contains the probe iris image and associated data. Because probe iris images are searched against all iris images in the IP Repository, regardless of labeled eye position, candidate iris images may not have the same Eye Label (ELR) position as the probe image. Facial images will not be returned for an IIIS transaction. If the enrolled facial image is available, and is desired for one or more of the candidates in the candidate list, such images can be requested with the IRQ transaction using the information provided in the Biometric Image List (BIL 2.2073) field.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>2</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: added new TOT requirements found in Technical Specifications Document for the Iris Pilot (IP) Project.</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>SEARCH RESULTS - BIOMETRIC (IRIS PILOT)</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>SRB</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is returned by FBI/CJIS in response to IIIS transactions and denotes if there are potential candidates for the probe iris image. The response includes a Candidate Investigative List (2.2033 CNL) of Subject Identifiers (2.2033A SI) up to the number specified in the Number of Candidates Returned (2.079 NCR) field of the search message.  For the Iris Pilot (IP), the minimum NCR value is 2, the maximum NCR value is 50, and the default NCR value is 20. If there are no candidates available, an SRB will be returned with NCR set to "0". The first Type-17 record in the SRB contains the probe iris image and associated data. Because probe iris images are searched against all iris images in the IP Repository, regardless of labeled eye position, candidate iris images may not have the same Eye Label (ELR) position as the probe image. Facial images will not be returned for an IIIS transaction. If the enrolled facial image is available, and is desired for one or more of the candidates in the candidate list, such images can be requested with the IRQ transaction using the information provided in the Biometric Image List (BIL 2.2073) field.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>17</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>0</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>51</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: added new TOT requirements found in Technical Specifications Document for the Iris Pilot (IP) Project.</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>SUBMISSION RESULTS - ELECTRONIC (Identification Service Response) IRIS PILOT</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>SRE</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is returned by NGI in response to identification search submissions. The SRE will contain an identification/non-identification decision, the Event Identifier (2.2035 EVI) for retained submissions, the electronic Identity History Summary (when requested), and the Rap Back Subscription status (when requested). Contributors will receive multiple SRE transactions when external systems are searched.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>1</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited Transaction Full Name</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>SUBMISSION RESULTS - ELECTRONIC (Verification Service Response) IRIS PILOT</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>SRE</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is returned by the FBI/CJIS in response to a Fingerprint Verification request. A Match response will be returned when the images on file for the submitted FBI Number/UCN (2.014 FBI) match the submitted images and will contain the electronic Identity History Summary (2.075 ERS), if requested. A No Match response will be returned when the images submitted do not match the images on file for the quoted UCN.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>1</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited Transaction Full Name</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>SUBMISSION RESULTS - ELECTRONIC (Identification Service Response) IRIS PILOT</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>SRE</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is returned by NGI in response to identification search submissions. The SRE will contain an identification/non-identification decision, the Event Identifier (2.2035 EVI) for retained submissions, the electronic Identity History Summary (when requested), and the Rap Back Subscription status (when requested). Contributors will receive multiple SRE transactions when external systems are searched.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>2</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited Transaction Full Name</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>SUBMISSION RESULTS - ELECTRONIC (Verification Service Response) IRIS PILOT</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>SRE</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is returned by the FBI/CJIS in response to a Fingerprint Verification request. A Match response will be returned when the images on file for the submitted FBI Number/UCN (2.014 FBI) match the submitted images and will contain the electronic Identity History Summary (2.075 ERS), if requested. A No Match response will be returned when the images submitted do not match the images on file for the quoted UCN.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>2</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>1</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited Transaction Full Name</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
	<TOTRecord>
		<TransactionFullName>SUBMISSION RESULTS - ELECTRONIC (Identification Service Response) IRIS PILOT</TransactionFullName>
		<TOT>SRE</TOT>
		<TOT_Description>This transaction is returned by NGI in response to identification search submissions. The SRE will contain an identification/non-identification decision, the Event Identifier (2.2035 EVI) for retained submissions, the electronic Identity History Summary (when requested), and the Rap Back Subscription status (when requested). Contributors will receive multiple SRE transactions when external systems are searched.</TOT_Description>
		<RecordNum>10</RecordNum>
		<Record_Min>0</Record_Min>
		<Record_Max>1</Record_Max>
		<Notes>Iris Pilot: edited Transaction Full Name</Notes>
	</TOTRecord>
</TOTRecords>
