What should an operator do if a positive response is received from Interpol on an initial inquiry?

When a positive response is received from Interpol on an initial inquiry, the correct course of action is to submit a full inquiry using the EID number provided. This is important because the EID (External Identification) number serves as a reference that links the inquiry to the specific case, allowing for better tracking and retrieval of information related to that inquiry. By submitting a full inquiry, the operator ensures that they are following the proper protocol to obtain all relevant details and support surrounding the case in question.

This process not only facilitates communication between the participating agencies but also ensures that any follow-up actions are based on verified and comprehensive information. Using the EID number helps maintain accurate records and connections to previous inquiries, which is crucial for resolving the situation efficiently.