Need To Make a Mobile Fingerprinting Appointment?

Mobile Fingerprinting Services

Contact Jorge B. Marrero of IPIS Mobile Fingerprinting

As a Retired Supervisory Special Agent with U.S. Department of Justice, confidentiality and protecting your personal information (PPI) is paramount and held to high scrutiny. I strongly believe in professionalism, integrity, respect, and loyalty to my clients.

My IPIS Mobile Fingerprinting Service is professional and efficient fingerprinting at your convenience. IPIS Mobile Fingerprinting is available 24/7, you call – we go to you! IPIS will travel to your home or company. Personal attention at competitive prices.

IPIS Mobile Fingerprinting offers many of the fingerprinting related services such as:

Ready To Make an Appointment?

Mobile Fingerprinting Services Miami-Dade County and South Broward County Appointment Process

System Approved by: FDLE-FBI-ATF-FINRA

Make An Appointment
Make an appointment and pre enroll using our step-by-step process.

Confirm Via Email
Receive an email from IPIS Mobile Fingerprinting Service confirming your appointment details.

Applicant Required Identification and requesting Agency ORI number:

All applicants will be required to have two (2) forms of identification to be fingerprinted. One of the two types of identification must bear your picture and signature such as a driver s license, state identification card or passport. Applicants cannot be permitted to be fingerprinted without proper identification.

Applicants are also required to bring Name, ORI number, and any specific human resource (HR) instructions from the requesting Agency. (Example: AHCA – Florida Agency for Health Care Administration – Managed Care – ORI#: EAHCA790Z)

IPIS Mobile Fingerprinting Service

We at IPIS Mobile Fingerprinting Service use live scan fingerprint capturing. Our equipment is certified and approved by FDLE (Florida Department of Law Enforcement), DOJ (Department of Justice), and FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation). We also comply with the photo compliance guidelines set forth by DOH (Department of Health) and AHCA (Agency for Health Care Administration). The live scan electronic fingerprint reader is faster and cleaner compared to their ink and paper predecessor; but they are also more accurate and less prone to error when transporting fingerprints between organizations.

According to The State of Florida Title XXXI: “LABOR”, Chapter 435 “Employment Screening”, there are two (2) types of background checks used in Florida: Level 1 and Level 2.

Level 1 Background Check (F.S. 435.03): Is summarized as a Florida FDLE State specific records check not FBI. The applicant’s name is used to generate his/her reports showing employment history, national criminal history, national sex offender registry, and in some cases the report may include a credit check and local criminal history records.

Level 2 Background Check (F.S. 435.04): Level 2 background checks “includes, but need not be limited to, fingerprinting for statewide criminal history records checks through the Department of Law Enforcement, and national criminal history records checks through the Federal Bureau of Investigation,” it should be conducted on employees holding positions of trust and responsibility. These are employees working with the elderly, children, and other vulnerable groups.

Offenses and Charges That Will Prevent You from Passing a Level 2 Background Check

Sexual Misconduct
Adult abuse, neglect, and exploitation of aged persons and disabled individuals
Manslaughter of an elderly or a child
Murder
Solicitation and conspiracy to commit any offense listed above

[Click Here] For the Complete List of Disqualifying Offenses and Charges

List Of Florida Agencies Requiring Level 2 Background Checks with Electronic Fingerprints

DBPR - Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulations
DCF - Department of Children and Families
DOH - Florida Department of Health
AHCA - Florida Agency for Health Care Administration
Department Of Elder Affairs - Elder Law
DJJ - Florida Department of Juvenile Justice
APD - Agency for Persons with Disabilities
Clerk of the Circuit Court
FLHSMV - Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
Florida Department of Education
OFR - Office of Financial Regulation
DOA - Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
DEO - Florida Department of Economic Opportunity
Florida Department of Revenue
Vocational Rehabilitation
OCU - Office of Compassionate Use
VECHS - Volunteer Employees Criminal History System

Florida ORI Numbers, Professions, and Fees

Notice/Disclaimer: The below ORI list is information only its accuracies cannot be guarantee. The applicant(s) has the responsibility to receive, obtain, and ascertain their appropriate ORI from the AGENCY requesting the background check.