Available 24/7 Live Scan Fingerprinting with Appointments Only!
No walk-ins!
Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE)
LIVE SCAN FINGERPRINTING
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What is FDLE Fingerprinting?
FDLE Live Scan Fingerprinting is an electronic fingerprinting process used by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to conduct state and federal background checks.
Fingerprints are captured digitally and securely transmitted to FDLE—and when required, the FBI—for identity verification and criminal history screening.
Key benefits:
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Faster processing than ink fingerprint cards
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Reduced errors and rejections
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Secure electronic submission
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Required for many Florida licenses and regulated professions
Who Needs FDLE Fingerprinting?
FDLE Live Scan fingerprinting is required for individuals applying for licenses, employment, or certifications regulated by the State of Florida.
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Healthcare professionals
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Real estate & DBPR license holders
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Childcare & education professionals
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Elder care & assisted living staff
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Government & state agency applicants
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Legal, court, and interpreter services
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Financial, insurance, and professional licensing
FDLE Level II Background Checks
A Level II background check includes fingerprint-based searches of Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) records and, when required, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
Level II checks are typically required for positions of trust, regulated professions, and roles involving vulnerable populations.
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Healthcare & medical licensing
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Childcare & education roles
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Elder care & assisted living facilities
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Government-regulated employment
What Is an ORI Number?
An ORI (Originating Agency Identifier) number tells FDLE where fingerprint results should be sent. Each profession, agency, or licensing board has its own required ORI number.
Clients must provide the correct ORI number at the time of their appointment unless the ORI is listed within a specific service.
FDLE Live Scan Fingerprinting Services We Offer:
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Florida Department of Health (DOH) Fingerprinting
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AHCA Level II Fingerprinting
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Department of Elder Affairs Fingerprinting
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DBPR Real Estate License Fingerprinting
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Court Interpreter Fingerprinting
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Department of Revenue (DOR) Fingerprinting
What’s Included in Your Appointment
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Professional Live Scan fingerprinting session
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Submission of fingerprints to FDLE using the correct ORI
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FBI submission when required
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Electronic fingerprint tracking link
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Trained and experienced fingerprint technician
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Passport-style photos available where required by the agency.
Appointment Policies:
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Appointment only – no walk-ins
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Valid government-issued photo ID required
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Correct ORI number required at booking or appointment