FDLE Live Scan Fingerprinting in Fort Lauderdale
Need electronic fingerprinting for a Florida job, professional license, Level 2 background screening, or other authorized requirement? Broward Fingerprinting provides professional FDLE Live Scan fingerprinting in Fort Lauderdale for employment, licensing, healthcare, education, and other Florida background-screening purposes. We make the process simple, comfortable, and easy to understand. Whether this is your first fingerprinting appointment or you already have your ORI and know exactly what your agency requires.
Live Scan Pricing
We believe in giving our clients clear pricing while also making sure the correct screening is submitted for each individual ORI.
Live Scan without photo — $79
Live Scan with required photo — $89
Your final price may vary depending on your ORI number, requesting agency, screening type, and applicable state or federal processing fees.
Some ORIs have different fees or additional requirements. Certain students and volunteers may also qualify for different pricing depending on the ORI and requesting agency. Prices listed above include a first time visitor discount!
Why Can Live Scan Pricing Vary?
Your ORI helps determine:
• Which agency receives your screening
• What type of background check is required
• Which state or federal processing fees apply
• Whether additional requirements, such as a photo, are required
Because different ORIs can have different requirements and government fees, one universal price does not accurately apply to every applicant.
Have your ORI? Bring it with you or provide it when scheduling so we can confirm the applicable price.
How Does Live Scan Fingerprinting Work in Fort Lauderdale?
Live Scan captures your fingerprints electronically rather than using traditional ink. During your appointment, we:
• Review the information provided for your screening
• Verify your identification
• Confirm the ORI or agency information you provide
• Electronically capture your fingerprints
• Review fingerprint quality before submission
• Electronically submit the fingerprints through the appropriate screening process
Your employer, licensing board, school, healthcare organization, or other requesting agency should provide the correct ORI or fingerprinting instructions.
What Is a Level 2 Background Check in Florida?
A Florida Level 2 background screening is a fingerprint-based criminal-history screening commonly required for certain employment, professional licensing, healthcare, education, childcare, and regulated occupations. Depending on the requirement, the screening may include Florida criminal-history information through FDLE and national criminal-history information through the FBI.
If your employer or licensing agency told you that you need a Level 2 background check, FDLE Live Scan, or electronic fingerprints, we can help you complete the fingerprinting portion of the process.
Where Can I Get FDLE Live Scan Fingerprinting in Fort Lauderdale?
Broward Fingerprinting provides professional electronic Live Scan fingerprinting from our Fort Lauderdale office for authorized Florida employment, licensing, Level 2, and other background-screening requirements. Our office serves clients throughout Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach County, and surrounding South Florida communities. Walk-ins are welcome on weekdays, and appointments are available for clients who prefer to schedule ahead.
Where Can I Find Professional Fingerprinting Near Me in Fort Lauderdale?
Our Fort Lauderdale office provides a clean, comfortable, professional environment for clients who need electronic fingerprinting. Whether your fingerprints are needed for a new job, professional license, career change, healthcare position, school requirement, or another important application, our goal is to make the process straightforward and stress-free.
Where Can I Get Secure Professional Fingerprinting in Fort Lauderdale?
Live Scan fingerprints are captured electronically and submitted using the appropriate agency information provided for your screening. Identity verification and accurate applicant information are important parts of the fingerprint-based background-check process. We take the time to review your information and fingerprint quality before submission to help reduce avoidable errors.
Need Fingerprinting for Employment or a Job Application?
Many Florida employers and regulated professions require electronic fingerprinting or a Level 2 background screening before employment, licensing, or placement can be completed. If your employer has provided an ORI number or fingerprinting instructions, bring that information with you along with your valid government-issued photo identification. We provide Live Scan fingerprinting for many authorized employment and professional background-screening requirements in Fort Lauderdale.
How Do I Schedule Fingerprinting for a Job Application in Fort Lauderdale?
Scheduling is simple. Use our Book Now button to schedule your Live Scan appointment, or contact Broward Fingerprinting if you need help determining which fingerprinting service your requesting agency instructed you to obtain.
Bring:
• One valid government-issued photo ID
• Your ORI number, if provided
• Any fingerprinting instructions supplied by your employer or agency
Where Can I Find a Florida Live Scan Fingerprinting Provider?
Florida uses electronic Live Scan fingerprinting for many authorized state and national criminal-history checks.
Broward Fingerprinting provides electronic fingerprint capture and submission for many Florida employment and licensing screenings from our Fort Lauderdale location.
Applicants should always follow the instructions of the agency requesting the fingerprints because different agencies may have different requirements.
What Types of Fingerprinting Does Broward County Accept?
There is no single fingerprinting method that applies to every Broward County or Florida application. The correct method depends on the agency or organization requesting your fingerprints.
Some applications require: FDLE Live Scan electronic fingerprints
while others may require: FD-258 ink fingerprint cards
Broward Fingerprinting offers both services.
Always follow the fingerprinting instructions provided by your employer, licensing board, court, government agency, or requesting organization.
Where Can I Get a Quick Background Check in Broward County?
If you need fingerprinting quickly for an employment or licensing deadline, Broward Fingerprinting offers convenient Live Scan appointments and electronic fingerprint submission. We can process the fingerprinting portion promptly; however, final background-check processing times and results are determined by FDLE, the FBI, and the requesting agency. Your fingerprinting provider does not control when the requesting agency releases or completes the final background-screening decision.
Who Commonly Needs FDLE Live Scan Fingerprinting?
Live Scan fingerprinting may be required for:
• Healthcare professionals
• Nurses and CNAs
• Home healthcare personnel
• Assisted-living personnel
• Teachers and school employees
• Childcare professionals
• Real estate professionals
• Insurance professionals
• Contractors and professional license applicants
• Guardianship-related screenings
• Employment background screenings
• State licensing applications
• Other regulated Florida professions
Requirements vary by agency and profession, so always follow the instructions provided by the organization requesting your fingerprints.
What Should I Bring to My Live Scan Appointment?
Please bring one valid government-issued photo ID, such as:
• Driver's license
• State-issued identification card
• Passport
You should also bring your ORI number or fingerprinting instructions if your employer, licensing agency, school, healthcare organization, or other requesting entity provided them.
What Is an ORI Number?
An ORI identifies the agency or organization associated with your fingerprint submission. The ORI helps determine where the fingerprint information is routed and may also affect the required screening and associated fees. Because the requesting agency is responsible for determining the correct ORI, applicants should verify their ORI with that agency if they are unsure.