Ink Fingerprinting
Sensitive Times Calls for Sensitive Measures.

Ink fingerprinting is used by government agencies, licensing boards, employers, and organizations to verify identity and complete background investigations.
Unlike digital fingerprinting, ink fingerprinting uses traditional FD-258 fingerprint cards that are mailed or submitted directly to the requesting agency. Many out-of-state licensing boards, federal agencies, and international organizations specifically require ink fingerprint cards.
Our mobile fingerprinting service brings the equipment directly to your home, office, hospital, or other agreed-upon location, making the process convenient, accurate, and stress-free.
Who Needs Ink Fingerprinting?
We assist clients for a variety of professional, licensing, legal, and personal needs, including:
Individuals
Nurses
Physicians
Teachers
Healthcare Workers
Security Guards
Real Estate Professionals
Attorneys
Government Employees
Immigration Applicants
Adoption Applicants
Firearm Permit Applicants
Volunteers
Employers requesting background checks
Common Uses for FD-258 Fingerprint Cards
Ink fingerprint cards are commonly required for:
FBI Identity History Summary Checks
Employment Background Checks
Professional Licensing
Nursing Board Applications
Medical Licensing
Security Guard Licensing
Immigration Applications
Adoption Requirements
Federal Employment
Out-of-State Licensing
Firearm Permit Applications (where applicable)
Personal Criminal History Requests
Volunteer Organizations
Court Requirements
And many other agency requests
Why Ink Fingerprinting?
Some agencies still require traditional ink fingerprints because they can be mailed internationally, submitted to federal agencies, or processed by organizations that do not accept electronic fingerprints.
Ink fingerprinting is often required when:
✔ You are applying in another state
✔ Your licensing board specifically requests FD-258 cards
✔ Electronic Live Scan is unavailable
✔ An employer requires physical fingerprint cards
✔ International agencies require original fingerprint cards

What to Bring
Valid government-issued photo identification
FD-258 fingerprint cards (if supplied by your agency)
Agency instructions or application paperwork
Appointment payment confirmation
Our Fingerprinting Process:
1. Complete the Secure Intake Form
Tell us which agency requested your fingerprints, how many cards are needed, and whether you'll provide the fingerprint cards.
2. Schedule Your Appointment
We'll review your request, answer any questions, and schedule a convenient mobile appointment.
3. Fingerprinting Appointment
A trained fingerprint technician will complete each fingerprint using professional ink rolling techniques to produce clear, legible impressions on your FD-258 cards.
4. Receive Your Completed Cards
Once complete, your fingerprint cards are returned to you for submission to your employer, licensing board, or government agency.
