To get fingerprinted easily and quickly, you should prepare for your live scan visit. Knowing what to bring with you for a live scan is essential. Here is all you need to do before you visit a certified live scan location.
Read MoreWhat is Live Scan? Before we go into the Live Scan Process and it’s uses let’s have a brief overview of what a Live Scan is. Live Scan fingerprinting is an ink-less electronic fingerprinting that scans your fingerprints directly into the computer to do to determine who a person is so that a background check…
Read MoreThe DOJ requires certified fingerprint rollers accept only current, valid, and unexpired picture identification documents as primary valid identification.Acceptable Primary forms of photo identification include any of the following:Acceptable Primary Forms of ID ● State-issued driver’s license or State-issued ID● U.S. Passport or U.S. Passport Card● Federal Government Personal Identity Verification Card (PIV)● Uniformed Services…
Read MoreLivescan is very important nowadays. Whether you are running a business, a nonprofit organization or a school, you should conduct reliable background checks with biometric identifiers like fingerprints to promote a safer working environment for your employees, clients, students, and to society.
Read MoreSo your employer or licensing agency has asked you to do a Live Scan Fingerprint and you want to know how much it will cost?The breakdown for the price of a Live Scan varies depending on your agency’s ORI number and the Application Type on your Live Scan Request Form.Typically the fees are as follows:–…
Read MoreFor Applicants: To check on the status of your Live Scan results, you will need your ATI number and the Date of Birth (DOB) used during the Live Scan transaction. The California Department of Justice (DOJ) provides web portal called Applicant Background Check Status, once you type in your ATI number and DOB they will…
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