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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the fingerprint form PDF in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your home address, including city, state, and zip code in the designated field.
  3. Next, input the date when your fingerprints were taken. Ensure this is accurate for processing.
  4. Provide the signature of the person who took your fingerprints in the specified area.
  5. Fill in your full name as it appears on your identification documents.
  6. Enter your date of birth in the appropriate format required by the form.
  7. Input your social security number carefully to avoid any errors.
  8. Include your driver license or state ID number as requested on the form.
  9. Make sure to provide a complete set of fingerprints using black ink, ensuring they are clear and properly rolled from nail to nail.
  10. Sign and date the card where indicated after completing all fields.
  11. Lastly, have a witness sign their name and provide their details as required on the form.

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The FD-258 Ink Card is an ink card that is often used for background checks. This type of fingerprinting is different from Live Scan fingerprinting which is done electronically. In California, fingerprint applicants generally submit their fingerprints electronically.
Yes, you can print your own FD 258, but with some caveats. The FBI provides guidelines and specifications you must follow to ensure the fingerprint card is acceptable.
The fee for capturing and submitting fingerprints electronically typically ranges from $20 to $50, depending on the provider. California DOJ Fee: The California Department of Justice (DOJ) charges approximately $32 for processing state-level background checks. FBI Fee (if applicable):
Applications for an FBI Criminal History Check must include a set of your fingerprints on Standard Fingerprint Form (FD-258). The fingerprint form can be downloaded from the FBIs website and printed on standard white paper stock.
California Fingerprinting You will have the option to either walk into any of our locations in California with a Request for Live Scan form or to enroll online for faster processing. We also have an option for out-of-state applicants to submit an FD-258 fingerprint card to Cal DOJ.
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