What occurs if the results of an applicant's criminal records check meet specified requirements?

When the results of an applicant's criminal records check meet the specified requirements, they are enrolled in the fingerprint database. This enrollment is part of the process to ensure that the individual’s background is continuously monitored, which helps maintain the integrity and security of the licensing system in the security industry. By being included in this database, the applicant can be subjected to ongoing checks that are essential for ensuring public safety and compliance with regulatory standards.

The other choices do not align with the process that follows a successful criminal records check. Denial of the license would occur if the criminal history does not meet the requirements, while automatic granting of the license would be premature without further steps. Resubmitting fingerprints annually is not typically required unless there is a change in circumstances or the regulations specifically stipulate such a requirement.