Fingerprinting providers differ mainly by the capture method offered, such as electronic Live Scan versus traditional ink cards, and whether they accept walk-ins or require advance appointments. Some facilities specialize in state-specific licensing submissions, while others focus on federal background checks or mobile on-site visits for corporate groups. A map pin confirms a location, but it won't show which agency ORI codes the vendor supports or if you need to bring your own fingerprint cards.
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Raleigh Finger Prints
225 Tryon Rd 2nd Floor, Raleigh, NC 27603
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Raleigh Mobile Fingerprinting
2004 Cartier Ruby Ln, Raleigh, NC 27610
Mon–Fri 9am–6pm
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White-Glove Fingerprinting
282 W Millbrook Rd 2nd Floor, Raleigh, NC 27609
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What is the difference between Live Scan and ink fingerprinting?
Live Scan captures your fingerprints digitally using an optical scanner and submits them electronically to state or federal agencies. Traditional ink fingerprinting involves rolling inked fingers onto physical cards, such as the standard FD-258, which are then mailed in for processing.
Do I need to bring my own fingerprint cards?
It depends on the specific requesting agency and the vendor. Many fingerprinting locations supply standard FD-258 cards on-site, but state-specific applications often require you to bring the exact form provided by your employer or licensing board.
How much does fingerprinting typically cost?
Rolling fees for capturing the prints typically range from $20 to $40. If the business submits your prints directly to a state database or the FBI, total fees often range from $50 to $90 to cover government background check charges.