Fingerprinting Services Guide

The same clients who need notarizations often need fingerprints, too.

Teachers, nurses, contractors, real estate agents, adoptive parents, volunteers - a long list of people need fingerprints for licensing and background checks. It's a natural add-on for a mobile notary, but it's not a notarial act, and it comes with its own state rules. This guide shows you how to add it the right way.

WHAT'S INCLUDED (12-page PDF):

- 6 service types: ink cards, Live Scan, hard-card scanning, mobile visits, group sessions, and partner locations

- How state rules differ, with Florida and California examples - plus a "your state" worksheet

- A step-by-step plan to start with ink cards

- Rolling technique do's and don'ts that prevent rejections

- A client intake script

- Pricing structure for cards, mobile visits, and group sessions

- A 16-item appointment checklist

For any notary looking for a steady add-on service clients return to every time a license renews.

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