THINK The user wants to translate "Applicant Fingerprint Form (FD-258)" into Simplified Chinese. This is a specific form name. I should translate "Applicant Fingerprint Form" and keep "(FD-258)" as is, as it's a form number/identifier. "Applicant" -> 申请人 (shēnqǐngrén) "Fingerprint" -> 指纹 (zhǐwén) "Form" -> 表格 (biǎogé) Combining them: 申请人指纹表格 Let's check common official translations or phrasing. "Fingerprint Form" is often translated as "指纹卡" (zhǐwénkǎ - fingerprint card) or "指纹表格". "表格" is more general for "form". "卡" implies a card. FD-258 is often referred to as a "fingerprint card". So, "申请人指纹卡" or "申请人指纹表格". Given it's a "form", "表格" might be more direct. However, FD-258 is specifically a "fingerprint card". Let's search for "FD-258 Chinese translation". Many sources translate FD-258 as "指纹卡" or "指纹表格". For example, USCIS often refers to it as "指纹卡". If I use "指纹卡", the full translation would be "申请人指纹卡 (FD-258)". If I use "指纹表格", it would be "申请人指纹表格 (FD-258)". Both are acceptable. "指纹卡" might be slightly more specific to the nature of FD-258. Let's go with "指纹卡" as it's a common term for this specific type of form/card. Final check: Applicant -> 申请人 Fingerprint Card/Form -> 指纹卡 (FD-258) -> (FD-258) Result: 申请人指纹卡 (FD-258)