Fingerprinting Services
Ink & Roll Fingerprinting
Ink fingerprinting is the traditional method of collecting fingerprints using the "ink and roll" technique. Each fingertip is rolled in ink and pressed onto a card, capturing rolled impressions from one side of the fingernail to the other. Lastly, all fingers are placed at a 45-degree angle to create a complete set of impressions.
FD-258 Fingerprint Card
The FD-258 fingerprint card is a card used in the United States to capture and record fingerprints for identification purposes. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) developed and approves the card, which is used by many agencies, including law enforcement, schools, and employers. The card is used for a variety of purposes.
Fingerprinting Process
The fingerprinting process is quite simple.
· Provide Fingerprinting Technician with a State Issued Identification
· Once, your identity has been confirmed, you sign and fill out fingerprint card
· The Fingerprint Roller will sign and date card, and then, fingerprint you
· The Fingerprinting Technician will guide each finger to roll it onto the ink pad and finally, the FD-258 card
Our mobile ink & roll fingerprint service includes:
· Mobile Fingerprint Roller will conveniently travel to you
· Ink & roll fingerprint service; using FD-258 fingerprint cards
· 2 fingerprint cards - You receive 2 full sets of fingerprints
Get Your Fingerprints Done Quickly & Accurately!
We ensure clear, precise prints on your FD-258 Fingerprint Card.
Please Note: We do not offer live scan or digital fingerprinting. Please check which fingerprinting method you need prior to appointment.
If you have any important questions about which fingerprinting method you need to use or where you need to send your fingerprints,
please contact the entity requesting fingerprints. Please have current/valid/unexpired government issued photo identification.
Disclaimer: We are not licensed attorneys and cannot by law in the state of Texas, interpret or explain the contents of any legal documents to you. If you have any important questions about your documents, please contact an attorney or the person who provided the documents to you. We are not allowed to draft legal documents, give advice on legal matters, or charge a fee for those services.