How can the verification of INTERPOL membership status of a specific country be obtained?

The verification of INTERPOL membership status of a specific country can be obtained using a FPQ Query. FPQ stands for the Fingerprint Query, which is a system that allows users to access specific data, such as membership status, regarding INTERPOL and other law enforcement agencies. This method provides a systematic and reliable way to confirm real-time information directly from authorized resources within the law enforcement network, ensuring that the data obtained is accurate and up-to-date.

Other methods, such as contacting an embassy directly or sending a fax to INTERPOL, may not provide timely or reliable information regarding a country's membership status. While an online database might seem feasible, it may not always contain the most current or comprehensive data as the FPQ Query does.