Multi-Purpose Finger Printing
MULTI-PURPOSE FINGER PRINTING
Fingerprints are positive identification and an important part of the background check process.
We provide fast and professional ink and roll fingerprinting services.
We offer fingerprinting via mobile services.
The fee for the mobile service is $95. This includes ink printing for 1 applicant and 1 FD-258 card.
Each additional card used is $5 ea. Each additional applicant is $50.
We can help you and your career with:
Ink Fingerprinting
Notary Services
Passport & Immigration Photos
Authorized Representatives for I-9 Employment Verification
Apostille & Embassy Legalization
With the growing demand for background checks and concerns over safety and security, our services
are often utilized in a range of areas such as:
New-Hire Screening
Medical Licensing
Security Clearance Checks
Pre-Immigration History Reviews
Foreign Passport Renewals
Child Care/Adult Care Provider Licensing
Adoption applications
Education
Banking
Liquor Licensing
Pharmaceutical Licensing
Security Agencies
Personal History Reviews
Insurance Licensing
Compliance
Personal & Business Travel
Unless otherwise noted, the rolling fee includes the 1st card. If you need your fingerprints
rolled on additional fingerprint cards, be sure to tell us the appropriate number of additional
cards you will require. This allows us to reserve enough time to complete all of your
fingerprint cards.
Bring your own fingerprint card/form(s) or use ours -
All fingerprints are ink printed on the FD-258 fingerprint card unless you supply your own
fingerprint card(s)/form(s).
To reschedule or cancel an appointment, try to notify us at least 24 hours before your appointment start time.
How Are Fingerprints Taken?
If your employer or licensing agency has requested fingerprints on the FD-258, we can roll your
fingerprints using the ink & roll method and provide a hard copy. Let us know if we need to return
your cards to you in a sealed envelope at the time of service.
**We do not offer fingerprinting service for TSA/HAZMat.
If you have a group of more than 4 at a time OR will need more than 6 fingerprint cards, please
call ahead so we can better accommodate you. It takes most customers 20-30 minutes to fill out the top portion of the card and complete the fingerprinting.
Standard FBI FD-258 Fingerprint Card
We provide quality ink and roll fingerprinting service on hard copy fingerprint cards. The hard cards are submitted by the applicant or their employer to the appropriate requesting agency to be cross referenced with FBI and/or state agency criminal databases.
We use the standard FBI card (FD-258), agency specific FBI cards that include pre-printed requesting agency information or we can provide fingerprinting service on fingerprint cards or documents you provide.
ID Requirements
Identification MUST be current (not expired) and show:
Date of Birth
Signature
A photo
Types of Acceptable ID:
Driver’s License, Instruction Permit OR State ID card from any U.S. State, U.S. Territory and District
of Columbia
Valid Georgia State Temporary Driver’s License or ID card
Driver’s license or Instruction Permit OR state ID card from any Canadian Province.
Military ID, US Coast Guard ID/Merchant Marine ID
Official U.S. or Foreign Passport
U.S. Work Visa w/ Photo
Dept. of Defense CAC
Foreign Driver’s License w/ Date of Birth, Photo, and Full Name
Types of Identification We Cannot Accept:
Hole Punched ID
Student ID
Expired ID
Credit Card w/ Picture
Birth Certificate
International Driver’s License
Secondary Identification
If your employer or requesting agency requires two forms of ID, you will need to know what kind
and provide them for the appointment.
A-LIST DOCUMENTS
Foreign passport — Valid, with:
*Valid U.S. Customs and Border Protection (USCBP) entry form I-94/I94W, or
*Valid Temporary I-551 ADIT stamp, or
*Valid US Visa that has the legend “Upon endorsement serves as Temporary I-551 evidencing permanent residence for 1 year” and a valid DHS admission stamp, or I-551 annotation that is expired on the visa, but less than one year since date of admission on the DHS admission stamp.
*U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs ID card, with signature and photo
*U.S. Certificate of Citizenship or Naturalization with photo, signature, and your photo is not readily
identifiable (e.g. a baby photo and now you’re an adult)
*U.S. passport, expired not more than 1 year (an emergency passport isn’t acceptable)
*U.S. passport card, expired not more than 1 year
*U.S. state or territory issued Driver License, ID card, or photo Instruction Permit, expired 1 to 6 years
*U.S. Visa — Valid (typically attached to a foreign passport page)
*Verification ID letter from an agency that you’re being supervised by and that DOL has an agreement with (contact your supervising agency and have them send us the verification ID letter). We currently have agreements with:
*Georgia State Department of Corrections (DOC)
*U.S. Federal correction authorities (FDOC)
*Department of Social and Health Services Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration (DSHS JRA)
*Georgia Department of Corrections (DOC) offender ID badge
B-LIST DOCUMENTS
Documents that establish your name and date of birth
*Adoption papers
*Birth certificate, U.S., or foreign*) — Certified
*Birth registration card, your card must include your name, date of birth, place of birth, file date, and
issue date — Certified
*Concealed weapons permit issued by a Washington county — Valid
*Consular Report of Birth Abroad
*U.S. Merchant Mariner’s card, valid
*U.S. Military DD Form 214
*U.S. passport card, valid
*U.S. state or territory issued Driver License, ID Card, or photo Instruction Permit, expired more than 6 years
*Veteran Administration Identification, with date of birth
*Ward of the Court decree/Order of Dependency
*Documents that show name and date of birth or signature or photo
*Clearance letter or driving record from another state’s DMV, issued in the last 30 days
*Divorce decree, certified by the issuing government authority
*Government employee ID card (state of federal), with signature and photo
*Marriage license/certificate, certified by the issuing government authority
*Medicare card (not a DSHS medical card)
*Police employee ID card issued by Washington city or county
*Professional license (nurse, physician, engineer, etc.)
*School record from Mexico with seal and picture of individual at age of issue
*School transcript or record, or Forms I-20 or DS-2019 for foreign exchange students
*School yearbook or copy certified by the school with recognizable photo
*Selective Service card
*Social Security card
*Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC)
*Veteran Administration Identification, with photo
We can’t accept birth certificates from Puerto Rico issued before July 1, 2010.
We will accept birth certificates as proof of Puerto Rican citizenship issued on or after July 1, 2010.
Minors may present school ID with photo and must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. The
parent/guardian must also present one of the following identification documents AND your relationship to the child must be evident from the documents you provide.
The following may be used to show parental relationship:
*U.S. birth certificate
*Consular Report of Birth Abroad
*Foreign birth certificate
*Adoption decree
*Divorce/Custody decree
These documents must be originals or certified copies (not photocopies).
What do I do if my fingerprints are rejected?
Sometimes fingerprints are rejected due to poor ridge detail, dry skin, sweaty hands, smudging, too much ink or too little ink, or missing information on the cards. If your electronic fingerprints have been rejected in the past, ink & roll is most likely the best bet at obtaining passable prints.
If your fingerprints are rejected due to fingerprint quality (your rejection notice must state that the FBI/DOJ/State Patrol/law enforcement agency has deemed the quality of fingerprints too low to be used), we will reprint you for free within 14 days of the date on the rejection letter. Simply schedule a re-print appointment and return to our office with your receipt and rejection letter indicating the rejection due to quality of fingerprints or letter from the FBI(DOJ/state patrol/law enforcement agency) stating the fingerprints are unclassifiable or the print quality is too low to be used. We do not offer refunds on any fingerprint services but we will provide you with additional ink & roll fingerprint cards when we re-fingerprint you.
All processing fees are the responsibility of the applicant but in most cases, state patrol and law enforcement agencies processing re-prints waive processing fees IF you submit a copy of the FBI/state patrol rejection notice along with the new set of fingerprints.
If your fingerprint submission was rejected due to applicant failure to correctly fill in
supplemental forms, incorrectly filling in the top section of the fingerprint card, failure to pay fees required by the requesting agency or other process errors, you will need to be fingerprinted again at your own cost.
Please note, fingerprint technicians are ONLY responsible for checking that the applicant has entered their name, DOB and signature on the top of the card and the technician must sign and date the fingerprint card. All other fields are the applicant’s responsibility.
To book a re-print appointment call our office at 404-455-8565
How do I fill out my fingerprint card(s)?
These are general instructions for filling out all fingerprint cards. Contact your requesting agency or employer specific instructions for information on what to put in the ORI, Employer, Address, and Reason.
Fingerprinted and MNU. It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure their fingerprint cards are
completed in full with all the required information. We can supply FD-258 cards at the time of service if the need arises.
Do not fold the fingerprint card. At minimum, most agencies and the FBI require:
Name (NAM)
Originating Agency Identifier (ORI)
Date of Birth (DOB)
Reason Fingerprinted
Incorrect or incomplete information may result in delay or rejection-It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure accuracy of their fingerprint card(s). Every effort should be made to enter data in all applicable fields. For some applications you may need to enter your full social security number or the last for of your social security number. Do not fold the fingerprint card. Incorrect or incomplete information may result in delay or rejection
SIGNATURE OF PERSON FINGERPRINTED
Signature must match the name printed at the top of the card
RESIDENCE OF PERSON FINGERPRINTED
Enter complete residential address, no PO boxes
DATE & SIGNATURE OF OFFICIAL TAKING
FINGERPRINTS
Leave blank, official will sign here
EMPLOYER AND ADDRESS
Enter employer and address. Check your instructions.
REASON FINGERPRINTED
Check your instructions.
NAME NAM
Last Name, First Name Full Middle Name Doe, Jeffrey Mark Jr. Suffixes (i.e. Jr., Sr., III, etc.) should
follow the middle OR first name. This should match the name on your ID exactly.
ALIASES AKA
Maiden names and other names used by the subject that do not match the NAME section
ORIGINATING AGENCY IDENTIFIER ORI
Enter requesting agency’s ORI number. Leave blank or check your instructions if required.
CITIZENSHIP CTZ
Enter country of citizenship (e.g. US, Canada, Mexico)
*Some applicants can leave this blank but check your instructions
YOUR NO. (OCA)
Leave blank or check your instructions.
FBI NO. (FBI)
Leave blank or check your instructions.
ARMED FORCES NO. MNU
Leave blank or check your instructions.
SOCIAL SECURITY NO. (SOC)
If required, enter last 4 or all 9 digits. Check your instructions for specifics.
MISCELLANEOUS NO. (MNU)
Leave blank or check your instructions
SEX – M for Male, F for Female
RACE – Enter appropriate code. You may leave this blank or choose one:
A – Asian or Pacific Islander (Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Korean, Polynesian, Indian, Indonesian,
Asian Indian, Samoan, or Pacific Islander)
B – Black (A person having origins in any of the black racial groups of Africa)
I – American Indian or Alaskan Native (American Indian, Eskimo, or Alaskan Native, or a person having
origins in any of the 48 contiguous states of the United States or Alaska who maintains cultural
identification through tribal affiliation or community recognition)
W – White (Caucasian, Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Central or South American, or other Spanish culture
or origin, regardless of race.)
HEIGHT (HGT)
Enter height expressed in feet and inches using three (3) digits, no other marks (i.e., If 6’0″, write
600) DO NOT USE THE METRIC SYSTEM
WEIGHT (WGT)
Enter weight expressed in pounds using three (3) digits (i.e., If 95lbs, write 095) DO NOT USE THE
METRIC SYSTEM
EYES
Black
BLK
Blue
BLU
Brown
BRO
Gray
GRY
Green
GRN
Hazel
HAZ
Maroon
MAR
HAIR
BALD BLD
BLACK BLK
BLONDE (or strawberry) BLN
BLUE BLU
BROWN BRO
GREEN GRN
GRAY (or partially gray) GRY
ORANGE ONG
PURPLE PLE
PINK PNK
RED (or auburn) RED
SANDY SDY
WHITE WHI
UNKNOWN XXX
DATE OF BIRTH (DOB)
Six digits (e.g., MM DD YYYY)
PLACE OF BIRTH (POB)
If born outside the U.S., enter the name of the country. If born within the U.S., enter the name
of the state or territory.