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- Any Florida agency ORI
- Routing confirmed before you book
- Certified electronic capture
- Photograph where required
- Same or next-day slots
- Reprints free if rejected
Have an ORI number from an agency we haven't listed? Bring it. We submit to any Florida ORI, by appointment.
Florida has far more screening programmes than any provider lists on a website. Beyond the well-known routes we submit regularly to the Office of Financial Regulation, the Department of Revenue, Juvenile Justice, Elder Affairs, and Vocational Rehabilitation — plus county departments, port authorities, and boards that license a single narrow profession. If an agency has asked you to be fingerprinted and given you a number, we can almost certainly submit to it.
This page exists because people whose requirement doesn't match a named service often assume they need a specialist provider. They usually don't. The capture is the same regardless of destination — what changes is the ORI the submission is filed under. Tell us the number and the agency when you book, and we'll confirm we can route it before you make the trip rather than after.
Mortgage brokers and lenders, loan originators, securities, collection agencies, and money services.
Vehicle and second-hand dealers, dealer ownership and senior management, and CDL school instructors.
DJJ employees and volunteers are screened before placement, at separate employee and volunteer rates.
Department of Elder Affairs staff and providers screen under their own agency ORI.
Independent living staff and registered vendors, with separate employee and volunteer routes.
County departments, port access, and narrow boards all issue ORIs. Give us the number and we'll confirm.
The useful thing to understand is that the fingerprinting itself doesn't vary by agency. Rolled and flat impressions are captured the same way whether the destination is a licensing board, a county department, or a port authority. What varies is the ORI, whether a photograph is required, and occasionally whether the agency uses a designated vendor instead of accepting submissions from approved providers generally.
That last case is the only one where we can't help, and it's worth knowing before you drive over. A small number of Florida programmes route applicants to one specific vendor. When you call, tell us the agency name and the ORI, and we'll confirm we can route your submission before you book. If we can't, we'll tell you plainly and point you where you need to go rather than take a fee for a submission that won't be accepted.
Without a number there's nothing to route to. Get it from the requesting agency before booking.
A few Florida programmes designate a single vendor. Worth confirming before you travel.
ORIs are exact. A transcribed or half-remembered number will not route correctly.
Some routes need a photo captured with the prints. Check when you get the ORI.
Tell us the number and the agency. We confirm we can route it before you book.
Rolled and flat impressions on a certified scanner, plus a photograph if the route needs one.
Transmitted electronically to FDLE and routed to your agency under its ORI.
Returned to the requesting agency, typically within a few business days.
One flat fee, all-in — the state fee, the federal fee, and the AHCA retention fee are already inside it. Nothing is added at your appointment, and we don't charge a separate rolling fee on top.
Need fingerprinting at your office or facility? We bring the equipment to you anywhere in Palm Beach County, Clearinghouse photo included. Call for a quote.
Almost always. The capture is identical regardless of destination — what changes is the ORI. Call (561) 475-4757 with the number and the agency name and we'll confirm we can route it before you travel from Palm Beach County.
Then there's nothing to route to yet. Go back to whoever asked you to be fingerprinted and ask for the ORI. They'll have it, and it's usually on the instruction sheet they gave you.
Yes. Mortgage brokers and lenders, loan originators, securities, collection agencies, and money services all run through the Office of Financial Regulation and we submit to those ORIs. Note that insurance is regulated by a different Florida agency, which routes its applicants to a designated provider — if that's what your paperwork names, call us before you book and we'll point you the right way.
A small number of Florida programmes designate one specific vendor and won't accept submissions from anyone else. We'll tell you if yours is one of them rather than take a fee for something that won't be accepted.
Yes, though each destination is a separate submission. If you need screening for two agencies, tell us both when you book so we can plan the appointment properly.
No. You just need their ORI. Results route by that number regardless of which approved provider captured the prints.
It depends on the route. Some agency submissions require one captured with the prints and some don't. Ask when you're given the ORI, or tell us the agency and we'll check.
Usually the same or next business day. Call (561) 475-4757 and we'll confirm a slot and verify the routing on the callback.
State criminal history and applicant fingerprinting.
FDLE Applicant FingerprintingGuidance for applicants and approved providers.
FBI Criminal Justice Information ServicesThe national portion of a Level 2 check.
One flat fee, all-in, for every Florida route.
What to bringThe checklist that prevents a wasted trip.
ORI number guideWhat an ORI is and where to find yours.
Fingerprinting near meEvery city we cover in the county.
Same or next-day slots at our downtown West Palm Beach office, Monday to Saturday. Call and we'll verify your ORI before you come in.