Frequently Asked Questions

Live Scan FAQs

What is Live Scan fingerprinting?

Live Scan is an electronic fingerprinting process that captures and submits your fingerprints digitally for background screening and licensing purposes.

The cost of a Live Scan varies depending on the type required. It includes a rolling fee for fingerprinting and additional fees set by the state or federal agencies processing the background check. Contact us for specific pricing.

You can get a LiveScan fingerprinting service at Jax Fingerprinting. We provide fast, reliable, and electronic fingerprinting service. Our fingerprinting services meet the requirements for a variety of industries, including healthcare, education, law enforcement, and more.

Schedule your appointment today, and let us help you complete your fingerprinting quickly and accurately!

Most appointments take about 10–20 minutes, depending on the service and documentation required.

An ORI (Originating Agency Identifier) number is a unique code assigned to the agency requesting your background check. It ensures your fingerprint results are sent to the correct organization.

Your ORI number is provided by the agency or organization requesting your background check. If you’re unsure, contact them directly, or we can help you find it if you provide the name of the requesting organization.

To obtain an ORI number, contact the agency or organization requesting your background check. They will provide you with their specific ORI code to ensure your fingerprint results are sent to the correct location.

Appointment Questions FAQs

What should I bring to my appointment?

Bring a valid, government-issued photo ID (such as a driver’s license or passport) and the ORI number or paperwork provided by the requesting agency. Additional documents may be required depending on the agency’s instructions

Yes. You can reschedule or cancel your appointment using the link in your confirmation email.

If you’re unsure which service you need, contact us before your appointment and we’ll help guide you.

No. Results are processed by the requesting agency, and processing times may vary.

Once submitted electronically, your fingerprints are processed and sent to the requesting employer, agency, or licensing board.

A TCN (Transaction Control Number) is a unique identifier assigned to your Live Scan fingerprint submission. It allows you to track the status of your background check with the processing agency.

Your TCN number will be provided to you during your fingerprinting appointment.