Services
Fingerprinting that comes to you
Ink-and-roll prints for employment, licensing, and background checks, taken wherever works for you.
Plenty of licenses and jobs still require ink fingerprints on a physical card, and finding somewhere local that takes them isn't always easy. I bring the ink and the cards to you. If your agency issued its own fingerprint cards, we'll use those; otherwise I supply the standard card most agencies accept.
Rolling clean prints is a skill. Smudged or partial prints get rejected, and a rejection can set an application back weeks. I learned fingerprinting as a correctional officer early in my career, and I take the time to get readable prints on the first roll.
What's included
Employment fingerprinting
new-hire and contractor checks
License applications
state boards and professional licenses
Background check prints
for agencies that accept ink cards
Standard fingerprint cards supplied
or we use the ones your agency sent
Readable prints, first roll
Smudged cards set applications back weeks. I take my time so yours don't.
Cards supplied
If your agency didn't send a card, I bring the standard one most agencies accept.
You don't drive anywhere
Home, office, or job site, with evening and weekend appointments.
Who calls me for this
- New hires whose employer requires card prints
- Professionals applying for or renewing a license
- Anyone whose background check asks for ink prints
How it works
- 1
Call with your requirements
Tell me which agency needs the prints and whether they sent you a card or instructions.
- 2
We meet
Home, office, or wherever suits you. Bring a photo ID and any paperwork the agency provided.
- 3
Prints in hand
You leave with clean, readable cards ready to submit.
About the fee
Fingerprinting is priced per card plus travel. I'll give you the full number when you call.
Common questions
Do you do digital (Livescan) fingerprinting?
No, I take ink-and-roll prints on physical cards. If your agency requires electronic submission, check whether they also accept hard cards. Many do.
What do I need to bring?
A photo ID and any fingerprint cards or instructions your agency gave you. If they didn't send a card, I'll bring one.
Please note: I am not an attorney licensed to practice law in Texas and may not give legal advice or accept fees for legal advice. I can't prepare or explain your documents; I make sure the signing itself is done correctly.
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