What is the minimum amount of cocaine needed for an FDIN number?

• A. One gram
• B. Fifteen Minutes Interval
• C. One kilogram
• D. No quantity required

Answer: (B)

The key idea here is that an FDIN number is an administrative tracking step, not a weight-based threshold. In this context, the procedure requires a standard waiting period for results and documentation to be completed properly. The minimum criterion to generate an FDIN isn't a specific amount of cocaine; it’s the completion of that standard interval. Therefore, the fifteen-minute interval is the correct factor because it governs when the FDIN can be assigned, independent of how much cocaine is present.

Two other options imply quantity (one gram or one kilogram), which is not what this process hinges on, and saying no quantity is required would suggest you can create the FDIN without any seizure or documentation, which isn’t how the process works.