Live Scan and electronic fingerprinting, FDLE Level 2 background screening, FBI fingerprint cards, and out-of-state CardScan submissions — handled correctly the first time, under the right ORI.
Most people arrive knowing the agency that asked them for fingerprints — not the technical name of the service. Start with your reason and we will point you to the right process, the right ORI, and the right appointment.
Electronic capture and submission for Florida agency and licensing requirements, performed under the ORI your agency assigns.
Fingerprint-based state and national criminal history screening for Florida agencies, boards and employers when authorized.
Federal fingerprint cards and support for FBI Identity History Summary requests — a separate federal process from Florida agency submissions.
Live outside Florida but need Florida fingerprints? Have a hard card rolled near you, send it to us, and we scan and submit it electronically.
Fingerprint cards and documentation for police clearance, certificates of good conduct, foreign employment, residency and consular requirements.
Relationship and legal chain-of-custody DNA testing, plus a full range of DOT and non-DOT drug testing for individuals and employers.
These two are confused more than anything else in Florida screening — and booking the wrong one costs you time and money. Here is the difference in plain language.
A Level 1 screening is generally a name-based check of Florida records where applicable. It does not involve submitting fingerprints.
A Level 2 screening is fingerprint-based and involves state and national criminal history screening when authorized. Most Florida agency and licensing requirements call for Level 2.
Most rejected submissions come from one of two things: the wrong ORI, or an ID that does not match. We check both before you sit down.
Your agency, board or employer issues the ORI that routes your prints to the correct place. Not sure? Send it to us first and we will verify it before you book.
Select your service and reserve a time. Where government or agency fees apply, we will tell you what is due at booking and what is due at the office.
Electronic capture at our Orlando office, or on site at your workplace for corporate and group appointments.
You receive confirmation and the reference information for your transaction so you can follow its status with the receiving agency.
You do not have to fly here. Have your fingerprints rolled onto a hard card by a provider near you, mail the card to our Orlando office, and we scan and submit it electronically to the Florida process under your ORI.
This is the standard route for out-of-state applicants pursuing a Florida professional license. Contact us before the card is rolled — a card taken incorrectly usually has to be redone, and confirming the requirements up front is the difference between one trip and three.
Fingerprint requirements differ by agency and by profession. Find your category below, or use the ORI Help Center if you are not sure which applies.
Screening for care-provider and healthcare licensing purposes, including AHCA, Department of Health, APD, DCF, Department of Elder Affairs, Medicaid and the Florida Care Provider Background Screening Clearinghouse.
Florida expanded fingerprint-based screening requirements for most licensed healthcare practitioners beginning July 1, 2025.
Healthcare Screening →DBPR-related fingerprinting for professions including real estate, construction, community association management, home inspection, mold-related licensing, and alcoholic beverage and tobacco licensing.
Licensing Fingerprinting →Department of Education, school personnel, applicable contractors, childcare and DCF-related fingerprinting requirements.
Education Screening →Employment and pre-employment fingerprinting, VECHS submissions, volunteer screening, and mobile or on-site fingerprinting for teams that cannot come to the office.
Corporate & Mobile →VECHS, eligible security and private-investigation licensing, vocational rehabilitation, DJJ and other agency-specific ORI fingerprinting supported by our FDLE system.
Check Your Category →Notary public and mobile notary, passport photos, apostille and authentication assistance, and I-9 employment verification support.
Document Services →Foreign employers, embassies, consulates, immigration attorneys and overseas licensing bodies frequently request a police clearance, a certificate of good conduct, or an FBI record check. We prepare the fingerprint cards and documentation those processes require.
A Level 1 screening is generally a name-based check of Florida records where applicable. A Level 2 screening is fingerprint-based and involves state and national criminal history screening when authorized. Most Florida agency and licensing requirements call for Level 2. Your agency or employer determines which level applies to you.
An ORI is the identifier that routes your fingerprints to the correct agency for the correct purpose. Fingerprints submitted under the wrong ORI may be rejected or sent to the wrong agency, which costs you both the fee and the time. Bring the ORI provided by your agency, employer, board or licensing authority. If you are unsure, contact us before booking and we will help you confirm it.
Have your fingerprints taken on a hard card by a provider near you, then send the card to our Orlando office. We scan the card and submit it electronically to the Florida process under the correct ORI. This is commonly called CardScan or hard card scanning. Contact us first so we can confirm the requirements for your specific licensing purpose before the card is rolled.
A valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID, and the ORI or agency information provided by whoever requires your screening. If your agency gave you a specific form, case number or authorization letter, bring that as well.
Yes. We offer mobile fingerprinting and corporate on-site fingerprinting for employers and organizations screening multiple people. Contact us to arrange scheduling and to confirm which services can be performed on site.
We provide fingerprinting support for FBI Identity History Summary requests, FD-258 federal fingerprint cards, police clearance and certificate of good conduct requirements, and other documentation requested by attorneys, embassies, consulates, employers or foreign governments. A personal FBI Identity History Summary request is a separate federal process from a Florida agency submission.
No. Immigration and other federal fingerprint applications are separate from Florida applicant submissions. If USCIS has scheduled you for a biometrics appointment, you must attend that appointment. We can assist with independent fingerprint cards, FBI record checks and police clearance or good conduct documentation required by attorneys, governments, embassies or consulates.
Booking an appointment is the fastest way to be seen, and it lets us confirm in advance that your specific service and ORI can be processed here. Our office is at 6302 Old Winter Garden Rd, Suite A, Orlando, FL 32835, open Monday through Friday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Reserve your appointment online, or call and we will confirm your ORI and service before you pay for anything.
JT Empreinte Digitale LLC
6302 Old Winter Garden Rd, Suite A
Orlando, FL 32835
407-730-2044
[email protected]
Call ahead if you are unsure which service or ORI you need.
Monday – Friday
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Mobile and corporate on-site appointments available by arrangement.