What does FPS mean?
FPS means Fraud Prosecution Service
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Fraud Prosecution Service?
Fraud Prosecution Service can be abbreviated as FPS
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What is the meaning of FPS abbreviation? The meaning of FPS abbreviation is "Fraud Prosecution Service". |
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What does FPS mean? FPS as abbreviation means "Fraud Prosecution Service". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- C-FIS - Counter-Fraud Investigation Service
- SAFPS - South African Fraud Prevention Service
- AFIS - Anti-Fraud Information Service
- CFOS - Counter Fraud Operational Service
- FPS - Federal Prosecution Service
- LFAS - Loan Fraud Alert Service
- PPSC - Public Prosecution Service of Canada
- BFIS - Benefit Fraud Investigation Service
- CFIS - Counter Fraud Intelligence Service
- CFIS - Counter Fraud Investigation Service
- CIFAS - Credit Industry Fraud Avoidance Service
- CMPS - Canadian Military Prosecution Service
- CPSI - Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate
- FASAC - Fraud and Service Audit Committee
- PPS - Public Prosecution Service
- PPSNI - Public Prosecution Service for Northern Ireland
- CPS - Crown Prosecution Service (UK criminal justice system)
- CPS - Crime Prosecution Service (UK)
- FDS - Fraud Detection Service
- CPS - Criminal Protection Society. Sarcastic alternative meaning to the official Crown Prosecution Service, the government body responsible for bringing criminal prosecutions on behalf of the state, (thanks J Heeley). CPS stands for many more relatively unexcit