Our Business 

Mobile Fingerprinting Service, established in 2000, is a professional, reliable identification service organization that specializes in fingerprinting. 

Our Fingerprint Technicians come to

your location

and

 we also schedule fingerprinting appointments at our location.

We take pride in be known for maintaining a very low fingerprint return rate because of our experienced technicians.  Our client base is long-standing and has offered service referrals because they know of our experience and commitment to excellent service.

What We Do

The mission of Mobile Fingerprinting Service is to provide the community with civilian fingerprinting, consultation and resource referral services. Over the years, clients from all industries requiring background checks have depended on Mobile Fingerprinting Service for fingerprinting services to meet appropriate legal mandates background check deadlines.  

Who We Are

Our staff is composed of certified trust agents, former government fingerprinting specialists, and retired police officers, as well as certified fingerprinting technicians trained by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Criminal Justice Information Service (CJIS).

EMAIL Us

To schedule an appointment or request a quote, please email us:

mobilefingerprintingservice@gmail.com

We offer in-office fingerprinting on Tuesdays 1-6 PM at our Washington, D.C. location.  Please note, this service is by appointment only. 

We also offer the mobile service where we come to your location Mondays - Fridays 10-6 PM.

Professional

Reliable

and

Competent

Service...

is What you

can Expect

from

MOBILE FINGERPRINTING

SERVICE...

INFORMATION:

FBI Criminal History Checks for Employment and Licensing

The FBI’s authority to conduct a criminal history record check for non-criminal justice purposes is based upon Public Law (Pub. L.) 92-544. Pursuant to that law, the FBI is empowered to exchange criminal history record information with officials of state and local governments for employment, licensing, which includes volunteers, and other similar non-criminal justice purposes, if authorized by a state statute which has been approved by the Attorney General of the United States. The U.S. Department of Justice has advised that the state statute establishing guidelines for a category of employment or the issuance of a license must, in itself, require fingerprinting and authorize the governmental licensing or employing agency to exchange fingerprint data directly with the FBI.

A criminal history record search obtained pursuant to U.S. Department of Justice Order 556-73 may not meet employment requirements. Governmental licensing or employing agencies covered by federal laws and/or state statutes may refuse to accept criminal history record information directly from the subject of the record, as there would be no way to verify that the information contained on the record had not been altered. Also, a record provided to the subject for personal review contains only information maintained by the CJIS Division and may lack dispositional data and/or arrest records that are maintained only at the state level.

You should contact the agency requiring the fingerprinting or the appropriate state identification bureau for the correct procedures to follow.

As of April 15, 2012, many changes have taken place regarding FBI fingerprint card processing of FD258 fingerprint cards.  Please make sure to check with your compliance official recarding your fingerprint and background check process.