ACT Biometrics One LLC.
ACT Biometrics One LLC.
Opening hours
- Sunday
- Closed
- Monday
- 8:00 - 17:00
- Tuesday
- 8:15 - 19:00
- Wednesday
- 8:00 - 19:00
- Thursday
- 8:00 - 19:00
- Friday
- 8:00 - 19:00
- Saturday
- Closed
Our Booking PolicyA refund will not be issued if the applicant provides inaccurate information, such as wrong ORI number, incorrect social security number, wrong date of birth, or other personal information.
A refund will not be issued if the applicant provides inaccurate information, such as wrong ORI number, incorrect social security number, wrong date of birth, or other personal information.
Services
This service is designed for healthcare professionals or caregivers who are applying for employment.
EAHCA020Z AHCA – ALL
EAHCA790Z Managed Care
EAHCA013Z Florida Medicaid Providers and Enrollees
EAHCA020Z AHCA – ALL
EAHCA790Z Managed Care
EAHCA013Z Florida Medicaid Providers and Enrollees
EAPDGN10Z APD General
EAPDFC20Z APD CDC
EAPDFC20Z APD CDC
- Name Change
- Mediator Certification
- Guardianship:
ORI number varies based on court jurisdiction. Please provide appropriate ORI number when filling out the fingerprint form.
Guardianship ORI Numbers Based on Counties:
Broward County: Professional (FL006023Z); Non-Professional (FL006024Z)
Miami-Dade County: ORI Number FL923940Z
Palm Beach County Guardianship: Professional guardians (FL050063Z); Non-professional guardians (FL050064Z).
- Mediator Certification
- Guardianship:
ORI number varies based on court jurisdiction. Please provide appropriate ORI number when filling out the fingerprint form.
Guardianship ORI Numbers Based on Counties:
Broward County: Professional (FL006023Z); Non-Professional (FL006024Z)
Miami-Dade County: ORI Number FL923940Z
Palm Beach County Guardianship: Professional guardians (FL050063Z); Non-professional guardians (FL050064Z).
FL923130Z - D License (Security Officer)
FL923130Z - G License (Armed Security Officer)
FL923130Z - CC License (Private Investigator Intern)
FL923130Z - K License Firearm Instructor
FL923130Z - DI (Security Officer Instructor)
FL923130Z - M (Manager of Security & Private Investigation Agency)
FL923130Z - MA (Manager of Private Investigative Agency)
FL923130Z - MB (Manager of Security Agency)
FL923130Z - E (Recovery Agency)
FL923130Z - EE (Recovery Agency)
FL923130Z - DS (Security School)
FL923130Z - C (Private Investigator)
FL923130Z - A (Private Investigation Agency)
FL923130Z - RI (Recovery School Instructor)
FL923130Z - G License (Armed Security Officer)
FL923130Z - CC License (Private Investigator Intern)
FL923130Z - K License Firearm Instructor
FL923130Z - DI (Security Officer Instructor)
FL923130Z - M (Manager of Security & Private Investigation Agency)
FL923130Z - MA (Manager of Private Investigative Agency)
FL923130Z - MB (Manager of Security Agency)
FL923130Z - E (Recovery Agency)
FL923130Z - EE (Recovery Agency)
FL923130Z - DS (Security School)
FL923130Z - C (Private Investigator)
FL923130Z - A (Private Investigation Agency)
FL923130Z - RI (Recovery School Instructor)
FL920010Z - Real Estate Sales and Broker
FL922050Z - Real Estate Appraisers
FL923400Z - Construction
FL921932Z - Community Association Managers
FL921670Z - Talent Agents
FL922040Z - Athlete Agents
FL921880Z - Employee Leasing
FL920150Z - Alcoholic, Beverages and Tobacco
FL924250Z - Home Inspectors
FL924260Z - Mold Remediation or Assessment
FL924270Z (All Boards) - Military Endorsement
FL924780Z - Drugs, Devices & Cosmetics
FL921900Z - Florida Condominiums, Timeshares, and Mobile Homes (FCTMH)
FL920630Z - Pari-Mutuel Wagering (PMW)
FL923230Z - Pari-Mutuel Slots (PMW)
FL921900Z - Yacht Broker
FL922050Z - Real Estate Appraisers
FL923400Z - Construction
FL921932Z - Community Association Managers
FL921670Z - Talent Agents
FL922040Z - Athlete Agents
FL921880Z - Employee Leasing
FL920150Z - Alcoholic, Beverages and Tobacco
FL924250Z - Home Inspectors
FL924260Z - Mold Remediation or Assessment
FL924270Z (All Boards) - Military Endorsement
FL924780Z - Drugs, Devices & Cosmetics
FL921900Z - Florida Condominiums, Timeshares, and Mobile Homes (FCTMH)
FL920630Z - Pari-Mutuel Wagering (PMW)
FL923230Z - Pari-Mutuel Slots (PMW)
FL921900Z - Yacht Broker
EDCFSC30Z - DCF Summer Camp Providers
EDCFMH20Z - DCF Mental Health Providers
EDCFGN10Z - DCF General
EDCFCC40Z - DCF Child Care
EDCFMH20Z - DCF Mental Health Providers
EDCFGN10Z - DCF General
EDCFCC40Z - DCF Child Care
FL921260Z
EDOEA310Z
🖐️ Florida DOH Fingerprinting Services: What You Need to Know
📋 Who Needs Fingerprinting?
All healthcare practitioners applying for initial licensure or renewing an existing license must complete a background screening via fingerprinting. This includes:
- Nurses, physicians, and allied health professionals
-Mental health counselors, physical therapists, and more
-Note: Some professions (e.g., EMTs, pharmacy interns) may be exempt unless applying through specific pathways.
Bring Required Items
- Government-issued photo ID
- Printed receipt from your appointment scheduler ORI number confirmation
Get Your TCN (Transaction Control Number)
This is your tracking number—don’t leave the appointment without it.
Use it to monitor your submission status via FDLE’s TCN Lookup tool.
Processing time:
- 24–72 hours depending on FDLE/FBI turnaround
- Fingerprint retention: Required every 5 years for most professions
📋 Who Needs Fingerprinting?
All healthcare practitioners applying for initial licensure or renewing an existing license must complete a background screening via fingerprinting. This includes:
- Nurses, physicians, and allied health professionals
-Mental health counselors, physical therapists, and more
-Note: Some professions (e.g., EMTs, pharmacy interns) may be exempt unless applying through specific pathways.
Bring Required Items
- Government-issued photo ID
- Printed receipt from your appointment scheduler ORI number confirmation
Get Your TCN (Transaction Control Number)
This is your tracking number—don’t leave the appointment without it.
Use it to monitor your submission status via FDLE’s TCN Lookup tool.
Processing time:
- 24–72 hours depending on FDLE/FBI turnaround
- Fingerprint retention: Required every 5 years for most professions
EDJJ1940Z - Department of Juvenile Justice (Employee)
VDJJ1940Z - Department of Juvenile Justice (Volunteer)
VDJJ1940Z - Department of Juvenile Justice (Volunteer)
Highway Safety
ORI Number Profession
FL921700Z Auto Dealer License
FL924360Z CDL School Instructor License
Florida Department of Revenue
FL921650Z Second-Hand Dealer License
ORI Number Profession
FL921700Z Auto Dealer License
FL924360Z CDL School Instructor License
Florida Department of Revenue
FL921650Z Second-Hand Dealer License
EDOEPRIV0, EDOEVPRIV1, VDOEPRIV0, VDOEPRIV1.
We’re proud to partner with your organization to offer on-site mobile fingerprinting for staff and students preparing for:
✅ VECHS Fingerprinting (Volunteer & Employee Criminal History System)
✅ Teacher Certification
✅ Child Care Licensing
✅ Nurse Aide Prometric Exam
✅ VECHS Fingerprinting (Volunteer & Employee Criminal History System)
✅ Teacher Certification
✅ Child Care Licensing
✅ Nurse Aide Prometric Exam
FL925080Z
FL737111Z - Florida Mortgage Loan Originator License
FL921050Z - Florida Mortgage Broker & Lender License
FL921250Z - Division of Securities
FL924860Z- Florida Collection Agency
FL921050Z - Florida Mortgage Broker & Lender License
FL921250Z - Division of Securities
FL924860Z- Florida Collection Agency
FL924890Z
Florida Medicaid Provider Enrollment & Renewal
👤 Who Needs to Enroll or Renew
Any licensed healthcare professional or entity that wants to provide services to Medicaid recipients and receive reimbursement. This includes:
Physicians, dentists, and therapists
Hospitals, clinics, and home health agencies
Behavioral health providers
Durable medical equipment suppliers
Long-term care facilities
👤 Who Needs to Enroll or Renew
Any licensed healthcare professional or entity that wants to provide services to Medicaid recipients and receive reimbursement. This includes:
Physicians, dentists, and therapists
Hospitals, clinics, and home health agencies
Behavioral health providers
Durable medical equipment suppliers
Long-term care facilities
EDOEVR100 Vendor Registration Employee
VDOEVR100 Vendor Registration Volunteer
EDOEVR200 Independent Living Employee
VDOEVR200 Independent Living Volunteer
VDOEVR100 Vendor Registration Volunteer
EDOEVR200 Independent Living Employee
VDOEVR200 Independent Living Volunteer
ORI number varies based on court jurisdiction. Please provide appropriate ORI number when filling out the fingerprint form.
Broward County: Professional (FL006023Z); Non-Professional (FL006024Z)
Miami-Dade County: ORI Number FL923940Z
Palm Beach County Guardianship: Professional guardians (FL050063Z); Non-professional guardians (FL050064Z).
Broward County: Professional (FL006023Z); Non-Professional (FL006024Z)
Miami-Dade County: ORI Number FL923940Z
Palm Beach County Guardianship: Professional guardians (FL050063Z); Non-professional guardians (FL050064Z).
CMS requires fingerprint-based background checks for certain high-risk Medicare providers and suppliers, specifically those with a 5% or greater ownership interest. This requirement is part of CMS's effort to combat fraud, waste, and abuse within the Medicare program.
Specifically, the following types of providers and suppliers are generally considered high-risk and subject to the fingerprinting requirement:
Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs): Including those newly enrolling, revalidating, or adding new locations.
Durable Medical Equipment, Prosthetics, Orthotics (DMEPOS) Suppliers: Including prospective (newly enrolling) suppliers.
Home Health Agencies (HHAs): Including those newly enrolling.
Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program (MDPP) suppliers:
Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) providers.
CMS sends notification letters to affected providers, outlining the fingerprinting requirement and providing instructions for the process, including the designated contractor for fingerprint collection and submission. Providers have a specific timeframe, typically 30 days, to comply with the notification. Failure to comply can result in denial of enrollment or revocation of billing privileges.
Specifically, the following types of providers and suppliers are generally considered high-risk and subject to the fingerprinting requirement:
Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs): Including those newly enrolling, revalidating, or adding new locations.
Durable Medical Equipment, Prosthetics, Orthotics (DMEPOS) Suppliers: Including prospective (newly enrolling) suppliers.
Home Health Agencies (HHAs): Including those newly enrolling.
Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program (MDPP) suppliers:
Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) providers.
CMS sends notification letters to affected providers, outlining the fingerprinting requirement and providing instructions for the process, including the designated contractor for fingerprint collection and submission. Providers have a specific timeframe, typically 30 days, to comply with the notification. Failure to comply can result in denial of enrollment or revocation of billing privileges.
This service is designed for those who are applying for licensing or employment within the United States (healthcare professionals, real estate brokers, and lot more.) Get two cards for $65.
CMS requires fingerprint-based background checks for certain high-risk Medicare providers and suppliers, specifically those with a 5% or greater ownership interest. This requirement is part of CMS's effort to combat fraud, waste, and abuse within the Medicare program.
Specifically, the following types of providers and suppliers are generally considered high-risk and subject to the fingerprinting requirement:
Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs): Including those newly enrolling, revalidating, or adding new locations.
Durable Medical Equipment, Prosthetics, Orthotics (DMEPOS) Suppliers: Including prospective (newly enrolling) suppliers.
Home Health Agencies (HHAs): Including those newly enrolling.
Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program (MDPP) suppliers:
Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) providers.
CMS sends notification letters to affected providers, outlining the fingerprinting requirement and providing instructions for the process, including the designated contractor for fingerprint collection and submission. Providers have a specific timeframe, typically 30 days, to comply with the notification. Failure to comply can result in denial of enrollment or revocation of billing privileges.
Specifically, the following types of providers and suppliers are generally considered high-risk and subject to the fingerprinting requirement:
Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs): Including those newly enrolling, revalidating, or adding new locations.
Durable Medical Equipment, Prosthetics, Orthotics (DMEPOS) Suppliers: Including prospective (newly enrolling) suppliers.
Home Health Agencies (HHAs): Including those newly enrolling.
Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program (MDPP) suppliers:
Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) providers.
CMS sends notification letters to affected providers, outlining the fingerprinting requirement and providing instructions for the process, including the designated contractor for fingerprint collection and submission. Providers have a specific timeframe, typically 30 days, to comply with the notification. Failure to comply can result in denial of enrollment or revocation of billing privileges.
This service is designed for applicants for Federal Gun License with ATF
This service is designed for those who are applying for licensing or employment within the United States (healthcare professionals, real estate brokers, and lot more.) Get two cards for $65.
CMS requires fingerprint-based background checks for certain high-risk Medicare providers and suppliers, specifically those with a 5% or greater ownership interest. This requirement is part of CMS's effort to combat fraud, waste, and abuse within the Medicare program.
Specifically, the following types of providers and suppliers are generally considered high-risk and subject to the fingerprinting requirement:
Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs): Including those newly enrolling, revalidating, or adding new locations.
Durable Medical Equipment, Prosthetics, Orthotics (DMEPOS) Suppliers: Including prospective (newly enrolling) suppliers.
Home Health Agencies (HHAs): Including those newly enrolling.
Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program (MDPP) suppliers:
Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) providers.
CMS sends notification letters to affected providers, outlining the fingerprinting requirement and providing instructions for the process, including the designated contractor for fingerprint collection and submission. Providers have a specific timeframe, typically 30 days, to comply with the notification. Failure to comply can result in denial of enrollment or revocation of billing privileges.
Specifically, the following types of providers and suppliers are generally considered high-risk and subject to the fingerprinting requirement:
Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs): Including those newly enrolling, revalidating, or adding new locations.
Durable Medical Equipment, Prosthetics, Orthotics (DMEPOS) Suppliers: Including prospective (newly enrolling) suppliers.
Home Health Agencies (HHAs): Including those newly enrolling.
Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program (MDPP) suppliers:
Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) providers.
CMS sends notification letters to affected providers, outlining the fingerprinting requirement and providing instructions for the process, including the designated contractor for fingerprint collection and submission. Providers have a specific timeframe, typically 30 days, to comply with the notification. Failure to comply can result in denial of enrollment or revocation of billing privileges.
For individuals needing authentication of their FBI report for use in foreign countries, we also provide apostille services to certify documents for international validity. Apostilles ensure that your background check is legally recognized abroad, including for:
Work or student visas
Foreign residency applications
International adoption
Other legal and official purposes
Apostille requests may take up to 5 weeks for processing and delivery. ACT Biometrics cannot guarantee processing and delivery times, but we are committed to exercising due diligence to ensure the best possible service.
Work or student visas
Foreign residency applications
International adoption
Other legal and official purposes
Apostille requests may take up to 5 weeks for processing and delivery. ACT Biometrics cannot guarantee processing and delivery times, but we are committed to exercising due diligence to ensure the best possible service.
If you need a state criminal record for international travel, residency, study, or personal review, our service provides official state background checks for non-employment and non-licensing purposes.
🚫 Not valid for employment or licensing within the U.S.
✅ Common Uses:
International residency or visa applications
Personal background verification
Legal or court-related matters
It takes up to two weeks to receive the report.
🚫 Not valid for employment or licensing within the U.S.
✅ Common Uses:
International residency or visa applications
Personal background verification
Legal or court-related matters
It takes up to two weeks to receive the report.
Applicants who do not have a U.S. passport or green card must submit their FBI background check request directly to the FBI by mail. Our FBI Channeling service is only available to U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents.
Applying for Licensing or Employment in Florida from Overseas? We've Got You Covered!
If you're living outside the U.S. but need fingerprinting for licensing or employment in Florida, there's no need to travel! ACT Biometrics makes the process simple and hassle-free by converting your fingerprint card into Live Scanand submitting it directly to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE). FDLE then forwards the results to the requesting agency, such as the Department of Health (DOH), AHCA, DCF, APD, and others.
Follow these easy steps to complete your fingerprint submission:
Step 1: Pay for the Service
Book an appointment online to pay for the fingerprinting service.
Note: This booking is only for payment—applicants do not visit the office for fingerprinting.
Step 2: Get Fingerprinted
Visit your nearest law enforcement office or fingerprint provider to have your fingerprints taken.
Ensure the fingerprints are recorded on an FD-258 fingerprint card, which can be downloaded from the FBI website or requested from ACT Biometrics.
Step 3: Submit Your Fingerprint Cards
Mail the completed fingerprint cards to: ACT Biometrics 8469 W. Oakland Park Blvd, Sunrise, FL 33351
If applying for a healthcare license or employment, you must also provide:
Social Security Number (SSN), Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN), or Canadian SIN
A passport-style photo (submitted via email)
Step 4: Visit the CHAI Clearinghouse website. https://chai.flclearinghouse.com/
- Enter your email address to begin.
- You’ll receive a confirmation code via email.
- Use that code to log in and enter your Social Security Number or TIN, date of birth, and last name.
- Skip the appointment booking section—this step is not needed for card conversion.
- Download the Livescan Request Form, which includes your Screening ID and ORI number.
Once ACT Biometrics processes your fingerprints, you will receive a Transaction Control Number (TCN) upon submission of the livescan.
This number confirms your fingerprints have been successfully submitted for processing.
ACT Biometrics ensures a smooth, efficient, and reliable fingerprinting process—no matter where you are in the world.
If you're living outside the U.S. but need fingerprinting for licensing or employment in Florida, there's no need to travel! ACT Biometrics makes the process simple and hassle-free by converting your fingerprint card into Live Scanand submitting it directly to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE). FDLE then forwards the results to the requesting agency, such as the Department of Health (DOH), AHCA, DCF, APD, and others.
Follow these easy steps to complete your fingerprint submission:
Step 1: Pay for the Service
Book an appointment online to pay for the fingerprinting service.
Note: This booking is only for payment—applicants do not visit the office for fingerprinting.
Step 2: Get Fingerprinted
Visit your nearest law enforcement office or fingerprint provider to have your fingerprints taken.
Ensure the fingerprints are recorded on an FD-258 fingerprint card, which can be downloaded from the FBI website or requested from ACT Biometrics.
Step 3: Submit Your Fingerprint Cards
Mail the completed fingerprint cards to: ACT Biometrics 8469 W. Oakland Park Blvd, Sunrise, FL 33351
If applying for a healthcare license or employment, you must also provide:
Social Security Number (SSN), Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN), or Canadian SIN
A passport-style photo (submitted via email)
Step 4: Visit the CHAI Clearinghouse website. https://chai.flclearinghouse.com/
- Enter your email address to begin.
- You’ll receive a confirmation code via email.
- Use that code to log in and enter your Social Security Number or TIN, date of birth, and last name.
- Skip the appointment booking section—this step is not needed for card conversion.
- Download the Livescan Request Form, which includes your Screening ID and ORI number.
Once ACT Biometrics processes your fingerprints, you will receive a Transaction Control Number (TCN) upon submission of the livescan.
This number confirms your fingerprints have been successfully submitted for processing.
ACT Biometrics ensures a smooth, efficient, and reliable fingerprinting process—no matter where you are in the world.
🔍 Background Check Disclaimer:
County and State-Level Background Reports are classified as Level I or name-based checks, relying solely on personal identifiers such as full name and date of birth to search public record databases. These reports do not include fingerprint-based verification or comprehensive criminal history screening.
⚖️ Usage Restrictions:
These checks are intended exclusively for personal use or immigration-related documentation.
They must not be used for employment screening, professional licensing, or decisions requiring enhanced vetting.
Reports are non-compliant with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and are therefore unsuitable for regulated purposes such as tenant selection, credit evaluation, or background investigations by employers.
📌 Key Characteristics:
Name-only search (Level I), not fingerprint-based.
Limited scope; may not reveal records across all jurisdictions.
May contain discrepancies due to common names or inconsistent data reporting.
👥 Acceptable Use Cases Include:
Personal history verification.
Immigration petitions or supporting documents.
Court-related or administrative procedures as allowed by applicable laws
County and State-Level Background Reports are classified as Level I or name-based checks, relying solely on personal identifiers such as full name and date of birth to search public record databases. These reports do not include fingerprint-based verification or comprehensive criminal history screening.
⚖️ Usage Restrictions:
These checks are intended exclusively for personal use or immigration-related documentation.
They must not be used for employment screening, professional licensing, or decisions requiring enhanced vetting.
Reports are non-compliant with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and are therefore unsuitable for regulated purposes such as tenant selection, credit evaluation, or background investigations by employers.
📌 Key Characteristics:
Name-only search (Level I), not fingerprint-based.
Limited scope; may not reveal records across all jurisdictions.
May contain discrepancies due to common names or inconsistent data reporting.
👥 Acceptable Use Cases Include:
Personal history verification.
Immigration petitions or supporting documents.
Court-related or administrative procedures as allowed by applicable laws
1. Criminal Record
2. Sex offender
2. Sex offender
1. Credit check
2. Sex offender
3. Criminal Record for the past 7 years in Florida
4. Eviction
2. Sex offender
3. Criminal Record for the past 7 years in Florida
4. Eviction
A typical urine drug test checks for substances like THC (marijuana), cocaine, oxycodone, methamphetamine, and benzodiazepines. Each drug has a different detection window—THC can be found up to 30 days after use, while cocaine and oxycodone usually remain detectable for about 2–4 days.
Testing is often done in certified labs like Labcorp, Quest Diagnostics, or National Drug Screening, using immunoassays for screening and more advanced techniques (like GC-MS or LC-MS) for confirmation. These lab-based tests are known for their accuracy and are frequently used in workplaces, healthcare settings, and legal contexts.
Testing is often done in certified labs like Labcorp, Quest Diagnostics, or National Drug Screening, using immunoassays for screening and more advanced techniques (like GC-MS or LC-MS) for confirmation. These lab-based tests are known for their accuracy and are frequently used in workplaces, healthcare settings, and legal contexts.
A 10-panel fluid drug test — often administered via oral fluid (saliva) — is a rapid, non-invasive screening tool used to detect the presence of 10 common drugs of abuse. It's widely used in workplaces, healthcare settings, law enforcement, and rehabilitation programs.
All fees included
The service fee includes Rolling fee, mobile fee, and state fees.
All fees include
ACT Biometrics is proud to offer our exclusive VIP Mobile Fingerprint Service — a premium, on-site solution designed for convenience, speed, and professionalism.
Whether you're a healthcare provider, business owner, or individual needing fingerprinting for AHCA or other regulatory agencies, our VIP service brings the fingerprinting process directly to you.
🚐 How It Works:
A one-time VIP mobile fee of $225 is applied to the first applicant — this includes all fingerprinting fees, taxes, and mobile service charges.
Each additional applicant at the same location pays the standard fingerprinting rate of $95.55 + tax.
Ideal for small groups or multi-person households who want the convenience of mobile service without the full group minimum.
💼 Example:
For 3 applicants requesting AHCA fingerprinting:
Applicant 1: $225 (VIP mobile fee + fingerprinting included)
Applicant 2 & 3: $95.55 + tax each
Total: Premium service at your doorstep, with savings for additional participants
🛡️ Why Choose VIP Mobile Service?
No travel required — we come to you
Fast, secure, and professional processing
Perfect for busy professionals, families, or small teams.
Whether you're a healthcare provider, business owner, or individual needing fingerprinting for AHCA or other regulatory agencies, our VIP service brings the fingerprinting process directly to you.
🚐 How It Works:
A one-time VIP mobile fee of $225 is applied to the first applicant — this includes all fingerprinting fees, taxes, and mobile service charges.
Each additional applicant at the same location pays the standard fingerprinting rate of $95.55 + tax.
Ideal for small groups or multi-person households who want the convenience of mobile service without the full group minimum.
💼 Example:
For 3 applicants requesting AHCA fingerprinting:
Applicant 1: $225 (VIP mobile fee + fingerprinting included)
Applicant 2 & 3: $95.55 + tax each
Total: Premium service at your doorstep, with savings for additional participants
🛡️ Why Choose VIP Mobile Service?
No travel required — we come to you
Fast, secure, and professional processing
Perfect for busy professionals, families, or small teams.
It usually takes up to 5 weeks for the State Department to process apostille requests on federal documents issued. All fees included.
Visit the CHAI Clearinghouse website. https://chai.flclearinghouse.com/
- Enter your email address to begin.
- You’ll receive a confirmation code via email.
- Use that code to log in and enter your Social Security Number or TIN, date of birth, and last name.
- Skip the appointment booking section—this step is not needed for card conversion.
- Download the Livescan Request Form, which includes your Screening ID and ORI number.
- Enter your email address to begin.
- You’ll receive a confirmation code via email.
- Use that code to log in and enter your Social Security Number or TIN, date of birth, and last name.
- Skip the appointment booking section—this step is not needed for card conversion.
- Download the Livescan Request Form, which includes your Screening ID and ORI number.
Free mobile service available for 10 or more applicants.
If your employer is covering the cost of your fingerprinting, please use the designated link provided by your organization to book your appointment.
If you are a Florida resident paying for your own fingerprinting, please:
Select your location
Choose the fingerprinting service you need
Complete your payment online
This ensures we process your appointment correctly based on who is responsible for payment.
If you are a Florida resident paying for your own fingerprinting, please:
Select your location
Choose the fingerprinting service you need
Complete your payment online
This ensures we process your appointment correctly based on who is responsible for payment.
If your employer is covering the cost of your fingerprinting, please use the designated link provided by your organization to book your appointment.
If you are a Florida resident paying for your own fingerprinting, please:
Select your location
Choose the fingerprinting service you need
Complete your payment online
This ensures we process your appointment correctly based on who is responsible for payment.
If you are a Florida resident paying for your own fingerprinting, please:
Select your location
Choose the fingerprinting service you need
Complete your payment online
This ensures we process your appointment correctly based on who is responsible for payment.
If your employer is covering the cost of your fingerprinting, please use the designated link provided by your organization to book your appointment.
If you are a Florida resident paying for your own fingerprinting, please:
Select your location
Choose the fingerprinting service you need
Complete your payment online
This ensures we process your appointment correctly based on who is responsible for payment.
If you are a Florida resident paying for your own fingerprinting, please:
Select your location
Choose the fingerprinting service you need
Complete your payment online
This ensures we process your appointment correctly based on who is responsible for payment.
Applicants for the City of Plantation can book an appointment, have their fingerprints taken, and the organization will be filled later on.
Applicants for Healing Arts of Florida can book an appointment, have their fingerprints taken, and the organization will be filled later on.
If your employer is covering the cost of your fingerprinting, please use the designated link provided by your organization to book your appointment.
If you are a Florida resident paying for your own fingerprinting, please:
Select your location
Choose the fingerprinting service you need
Complete your payment online
This ensures we process your appointment correctly based on who is responsible for payment.
If you are a Florida resident paying for your own fingerprinting, please:
Select your location
Choose the fingerprinting service you need
Complete your payment online
This ensures we process your appointment correctly based on who is responsible for payment.
Applicants can book appointment and pay later. Usually, we either bill employers or applicants pay at the office.
Partner Mobilei\
This service is designed for ProLab mold specialist students. A livescan technician will go to the training site to take the fingerprints. ORI# FL924260Z.
VECHS OR RBT
Our partner can book on-site mobile service. A livescan technician will ensure that our clients receive ink-card service or livescan at their designated locations.
Applicants must bring to the office signed authorization forms, as well as a valid photo ID.
42-Hour Class D Security License Training
Prepare. Protect. Succeed.
Step into the world of professional security with our comprehensive 42-hour Class D Security Officer Training. This state-approved course is designed to equip you with the essential knowledge, skills, and certification required to begin a career as a licensed security officer in Florida.
🧠 What You'll Learn:
Florida laws and regulations governing security officers
Patrol techniques and emergency response
Ethics and professionalism in security
Report writing and observation skills
Access control, crowd management, and more
🎯 Why Choose This Course?
Meets all Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) requirements
Taught by experienced instructors with real-world expertise
Hands-on training and engaging classroom sessions
Certificate of completion provided for Class D license application
📍 Who Should Enroll?
Individuals seeking entry into the security industry
Those looking to upgrade their skills and credentials
Anyone pursuing a career in law enforcement or public safety
Prepare. Protect. Succeed.
Step into the world of professional security with our comprehensive 42-hour Class D Security Officer Training. This state-approved course is designed to equip you with the essential knowledge, skills, and certification required to begin a career as a licensed security officer in Florida.
🧠 What You'll Learn:
Florida laws and regulations governing security officers
Patrol techniques and emergency response
Ethics and professionalism in security
Report writing and observation skills
Access control, crowd management, and more
🎯 Why Choose This Course?
Meets all Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) requirements
Taught by experienced instructors with real-world expertise
Hands-on training and engaging classroom sessions
Certificate of completion provided for Class D license application
📍 Who Should Enroll?
Individuals seeking entry into the security industry
Those looking to upgrade their skills and credentials
Anyone pursuing a career in law enforcement or public safety
This meeting can be done via zoom or in-person. We will talk about ways to open a new fingerprint business, how to make profit, and teach you how to roll fingerprints. All consultation fees will go towards training fees. For instance, if the training fee is $450 and pay $150 for consultation, clients will only pay an additional $300 to get the training. If clients decide to only get training for fingerprint rolling, the consultation will go towards this type of training ($150).
Steps to Begin the Card Conversion Process
1. Schedule a Card Conversion Service: Book an appointment with ACT Biometrics to initiate your card conversion.
2. Provide information for your ITIN application or apply for an ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number): Gather the necessary documents and submit your ITIN application through the IRS or an authorized agent. Reach out to us if you need any assistance.
3. Complete Fingerprinting: Get fingerprinted by an approved biometric service provider or law enforcement in your home country to meet identification requirements.
4. Register with the CHAI Clearinghouse: Create an account and complete registration with the CHAI Clearinghouse to ensure compliance and tracking.
5. Submit Required Documents: Provide all necessary documentation to finalize your card conversion, including identification, ITIN confirmation, and fingerprinting records.
1. Schedule a Card Conversion Service: Book an appointment with ACT Biometrics to initiate your card conversion.
2. Provide information for your ITIN application or apply for an ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number): Gather the necessary documents and submit your ITIN application through the IRS or an authorized agent. Reach out to us if you need any assistance.
3. Complete Fingerprinting: Get fingerprinted by an approved biometric service provider or law enforcement in your home country to meet identification requirements.
4. Register with the CHAI Clearinghouse: Create an account and complete registration with the CHAI Clearinghouse to ensure compliance and tracking.
5. Submit Required Documents: Provide all necessary documentation to finalize your card conversion, including identification, ITIN confirmation, and fingerprinting records.
Trusted Partner
ORI: EAHCA020Z
ORI: EAHCA020Z
Applicants onboarding with Jackson Health must complete a Level 2 background check via Livescan fingerprinting. Use the ORI number EAHCA020Z, which routes results to the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA).
Some individuals need a copy of their own FBI report for the following reasons:
1) To challenge information on their record or make sure it is up to date
2) To see what shows up on their own FBI check
3) Other court related matters
4) Work Visa or Student Visa
5) Foreign Residency or travel to another country ( making Aliyah )
6) Personal Reasons
7) International Adoption
8) Court Related Matters
You must be a US citizen or legal permanent resident to use our FBI Channeling service. Otherwise, you must go directly to the FBI.
FBI Channeling service cannot process a request for employment and/or licensing purposes for jobs within the United States.
1) To challenge information on their record or make sure it is up to date
2) To see what shows up on their own FBI check
3) Other court related matters
4) Work Visa or Student Visa
5) Foreign Residency or travel to another country ( making Aliyah )
6) Personal Reasons
7) International Adoption
8) Court Related Matters
You must be a US citizen or legal permanent resident to use our FBI Channeling service. Otherwise, you must go directly to the FBI.
FBI Channeling service cannot process a request for employment and/or licensing purposes for jobs within the United States.
Healthcare professionals applying for a license or employment in Florida.
About
ACT Biometrics: Your Trusted Partner for Fingerprinting Services
At ACT Biometrics, we specialize in providing accurate, cost-effective, and time-efficient fingerprinting services. Our mission is to be the most trusted and reliable background check service provider in the industry.
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