How do you do a Live Scan?

How do you do a Live Scan?

You must bring the following to the Live Scan site:

  1. A completed Request For Live Scan Service (PDF) form.
  2. A current photo identification.
  3. A fingerprint processing fee and an additional rolling fee. Please call the Live Scan site to verify the amount of the rolling fee.

What is Live Scan and how does it work?

Live Scan is the electronic fingerprinting process that replaces traditional ink fingerprinting. An individual’s fingerprints are scanned and securely transmitted to the government, which performs a criminal history background check using an Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS).

What can I expect from a Live Scan?

We will take all of your fingerprints on our Live Scan machine. There is no need to worry if you have a scar, bandage, amputation, or injury to any of your fingers- we will mark the circumstance appropriately for the DOJ and FBI.

Can I do a live scan on myself?

You can always request your own Live Scan by filling out an application, going to a service provider, and paying the applicable fee. The report that you will receive will include your entire California criminal history, and your federal criminal history if you request it.

Are there different types of live scans?

4- Types of Background Check The DOJ dictates the type of background check your requesting agency asks for whether it is one of the following or more: DOJ, FBI, CACI, firearms eligibility. The type of live scan form dictates what types of background checks are requested: DOJ, FBI, CACI, or firearms eligibility.

What is the difference between live scan and background check?

Because Live Scans are based on fingerprints and not only on name, birth date, and demographic information, they will not give false positives. This makes Live Scans much more accurate than your traditional background check.

How long is live scan good for?

60 days
California residents/Live Scan applicants – 60 days from date of live scan. Out-of-state residents – 75 days from submission date of your hard cards to the Commission or after the IVRS system confirms that your information was sent to the agency designated to receive your fingerprint results.

Does a live scan expire?

California residents/Live Scan applicants – 60 days from date of live scan. Out-of-state residents – 75 days from submission date of your hard cards to the Commission or after the IVRS system confirms that your information was sent to the agency designated to receive your fingerprint results.

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