Florida Fingerprinting

We are proud to serve the state of Florida with electronic fingerprinting ("live scan") and criminal background check services for Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) for Level 2 background checks. We offer convenient fingerprinting locations through our partnership with The UPS Stores. We can also collect applicant photos that are required by some agencies for Level 2 back ground checks. We service numerous Florida agencies, including:

• The Agency for Health Care Administration, AHCA
• Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, DOACS
• Department of Business and Professional Regulation, DBPR
• Department of Child and Families, DCF
• Department of Education, DOE
• Department of Environmental Protection, DEP
• Department of Health, DOH
• Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission, FWC
• Volunteer & Employee Criminal History System, VECHS

Florida Fingerprinting Process

Step 1: If you are getting a background check for an agency or an employer, you must obtain an ORI number

The ORI number (Originating Agency Identifier) is a number established by the Government and identifies the agency or employer requesting the criminal history check and for what purpose. You will need to obtain the correct ORI code from your employer.

Step 2: Fill out the on-line application

You will need to supply some basic identity information such as name and date/place of birth. At this time you will also pay for the service. We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express.

Step 3: Schedule your fingerprinting appointment

For Florida Department of Law Enforcement background checks, DTIS provides electronic fingerprint services ("live scan") at a convenient The UPS Stores location across the state of Florida. You can find your nearest location and schedule appointments here.

Step 4: Visit a DTIS partner location to be fingerprinted

When you go for your fingerprinting appointment you will need to bring a government issued photo ID (driver's license, passport, state ID, military ID, etc.). 

If the name or address differs on any of your identity documents you will need to bring other documents that explain the difference and you may be required to modify your application when you arrive to be fingerprinted. 

Step 5: Results 

For Florida Department of Law Enforcement background checks, you must contact your requesting agency for information concerning your report.  DTIS does not receive your report and cannot provide it to you.