Licensing
Out-of-state professional licenses
- Nurses (RN, LPN, NP) licensed by endorsement
- Physicians, physician assistants and pharmacists
- Therapists, counselors and social workers
- Teachers, real estate, insurance and securities licenses
Ink fingerprinting · Brooklyn & NYC
We roll your prints in black ink on FD-258, FD-1164, SF-87 and state BCI cards at your home, office, school or hospital, and check every box before we leave.
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FD-258 fingerprint cards
The FD-258 is the card most agencies outside New York ask for when they process fingerprints by mail. We roll all ten fingers in black ink, add the flat impressions along the bottom, and check every box before you sign.
Licensing
Employment
Agencies
Often needed with your prints
Many applications also ask for a notarized form, such as an affidavit or a verification page. We can notarize it at the same visit. If your FBI background check is going to another country, it may need a federal apostille, and our apostille concierge can handle that step.
Ink, not Live Scan
We take fingerprints the traditional way: black ink, rolled onto a physical card you mail to your agency. We don't do electronic Live Scan, which sends prints digitally from an approved scanning location.
Many out-of-state boards and federal agencies still require ink cards, which is why they can be hard to find in New York City.
Which do you need?
Other ink cards we print
We also roll prints on these cards. Use the exact card your instructions name.
Used when you request your own FBI record, for example a background check for a visa, residency or a job abroad.
The Office of Personnel Management's fingerprint chart, used by federal agencies for employment and background investigations.
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation cards, such as the Ohio BCI card that out-of-state applicants send along with an FBI card.
Before you book
Have your current government photo ID ready for the appointment.
Getting it right
Don't sign early. Leave both signature lines blank until the appointment. Fill in the top of the card in black ink.
Keep cards flat. Don't fold or staple them. Mail them in a large envelope with a piece of cardboard.
Unsure about the card? Call the agency that asked for prints before your visit. A wrong card is the most common reason prints get sent back.
Group fingerprinting
When several people need ink cards, we come to you and fingerprint everyone in one scheduled visit, so no one has to take time off to find a fingerprinting location.
Employers
New hires and staff who need ink cards for out-of-state licenses, contracts or background checks.
Schools
Teachers, staff and students, including nursing and medical students placed in other states.
Organizations
Clinical staff, volunteers and program participants, fingerprinted between shifts or on a set day.
To plan a group visit
Tell us how many people, which card type each person needs, your address and a few dates that work. We bring enough cards and set up in a conference room or any space with a table.
How it works
Let us know which agency asked for prints, which card they named and how many people need them.
A table and decent light are all we need. We check your photo ID and fill in the card details with you.
We look over every print for clear ridges and redo any smudged box on a fresh card before you sign.
Service area · We come to you
Crown Heights and Park Slope are home base, so visits there are often same-day. We travel to every Brooklyn neighborhood daily, and to Manhattan, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island too.
We meet you at
Brooklyn neighborhoods
How pricing works
Priced per person, based on how many completed cards you need, plus a travel fee based on your location and the time of day. Groups get one quote for the whole visit.
You get the full total before we head out.
Get your price
Send the service, your neighborhood and a good time. We reply within 15 minutes with your total and available times.
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Who you'll work with
Tamara · 20+ years of legal, title, paralegal and signing experience. Commissioned New York Notary Public · E&O insured · Paralegal · Trained fingerprint technician · Apostille and estate-planning signing support · Brooklyn-based, serving all five NYC boroughs.
Questions
FD-258 is the FBI applicant card most licensing boards and employers use. FD-1164 is the card for requesting your own FBI Identity History Summary. Use whichever your instructions name.
Yes, we carry blank FD-258, FD-1164 and SF-87 cards. State BCI cards usually come from the state agency, so have yours ready.
Yes. We fingerprint staff at offices, schools, hospitals and agencies. Tell us how many people so we bring enough cards.
A current government photo ID, such as a driver's license, state ID or passport. The name on the card should match your ID.
Yes. Many clients need a notarized form or an apostille along with their prints, and we handle it all in one visit.
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Ready when you are
Call or text with the card type, how many people and where you are. We'll come to you.
We reply within 15 minutes, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Google reviews
Tamara was extremely professional, thorough and quick in the ink fingerprint process. She was so kind and sweet. She really paid attention to detail and everything went so smoothly. I would recommend her over and over again. Thank you Tamara, can’t wait to use your business again in the future! 10/10!!!
I had to get fingerprinted and waited until the deadline to do so, so I needed this service done expeditiously. Tamara was very responsive and professiona, agreeing to meet with me the next day (less than 24hr notice)l. She met me at my location of choice, explained what needed to be done, was gentle, and the process lasted no longer than 10 minutes. I will definitely be using her services again. Thanks again.
Quick service professional service on a pinch. I needed my fingerprints for my license and Tamara was able to come to me last minute. Will definitely recommend.
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