FD-258 Fingerprint Cards in Miami Beach & Wynwood | Miami Beach Fingerprinting
🖐️ FBI FD-258 Cards · Miami Beach & Wynwood

Fingerprint cards,
made simple.

We capture your fingerprints digitally and print them onto official FBI FD-258 fingerprint cards. No ink. No mess. Receive your completed cards at your appointment.

Starts at $99 for 2 fingerprint cards
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No ink or mess Digital Live Scan capture
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Example of an FBI FD-258 fingerprint card
A clean, digital process

Live Scan capture.
Official FD-258 cards.

We use a Live Scan machine to capture your fingerprints digitally, then print them onto official FBI FD-258 cards. We do not use traditional fingerprint ink.

  • FD-258 cards are accepted for many submissions across all 50 states and internationally. Confirm the receiving authority’s specific requirements before booking.
  • Many agencies accept digitally captured fingerprints printed onto FD-258 cards. Requirements vary by recipient.
  • Mobile service is available for individuals, families, companies, and groups.
Check your agency’s instructions before booking. The receiving agency determines the required card type, number of cards, signatures, supporting documents, and whether digitally printed fingerprints are acceptable. Florida licensing commonly requires electronic Live Scan with an agency ORI; physical FD-258 cards may not replace that process.

What to expect at your appointment

Bring your instructions

Have your photo ID, agency instructions, required forms, and any affidavits ready.

We capture your prints

Your technician captures your fingerprints with a digital Live Scan device. No ink is applied to your fingers.

Receive your cards

Your fingerprints are printed onto official FBI FD-258 cards and provided at your appointment.

Common uses for FD-258 fingerprint cards

Match the card service to your request and confirm the exact requirements with the agency, employer, attorney, or organization receiving your fingerprints.

Expungement or record sealing

Some applications require fingerprints with a completed form. Florida applications can have specific agency and signature requirements. Confirm current FDLE instructions before scheduling.

Out-of-state licensing

Bring your requesting state’s instructions, required card count, and any licensing forms or affidavits.

FBI background checks

Some FBI-related requests use physical fingerprint cards. Confirm whether your request requires FD-258 cards or an electronic submission.

International use

For visas, residency, work, and other international applications, confirm card format, copies, notarization, translation, and authentication requirements.

🚗 Fingerprinting where you need it

Mobile fingerprinting for your schedule

Add mobile service to your fingerprint card appointment. We travel to homes, offices, and group locations.

Monday–Saturday · 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

Save the trip to an office. Choose the mobile option during booking so we can coordinate your appointment location and service details.

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FD-258 fingerprint card for future orders using archived fingerprints
One visit. Store your prints.

Fingerprint archiving: order cards from anywhere

Choose an archive term and have your fingerprints captured and digitally stored in one visit.

During your active archive term, request FD-258 cards from anywhere, at any time. You do not need to return for another fingerprint capture.

Card printing and delivery charges may apply when you place an order. Archiving is for future fingerprint cards and does not replace electronic Live Scan submissions to agencies.

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Each plan includes one fingerprint capture visit and storage for the selected term. Review current card printing and mailing options when placing a future order.

Visit Miami Beach or Wynwood

Book an appointment at either office, or choose mobile service when you prefer us to come to you.

Corporate bookings

Fingerprint cards for your team

Coordinate appointments for multiple people or arrange mobile fingerprinting at your office or group location. Mobile group appointments are available Monday–Saturday, 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Street parking is available near our offices for in-office appointments.

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Fingerprint card FAQs

Do you use ink for FD-258 fingerprint cards?

No. We capture your fingerprints with a digital Live Scan machine and print them onto official FBI FD-258 cards. No traditional fingerprint ink is applied to your fingers.

Are the cards accepted in all 50 states and internationally?

FD-258 cards are accepted for many submissions across the United States and internationally. Acceptance depends on the receiving agency or authority. Confirm its required card format, number of cards, and other instructions before your appointment.

Do I receive my cards at the appointment?

Yes. Fingerprint cards for this service are provided at the time of your appointment.

Can I add mobile fingerprinting?

Yes. Mobile service is available Monday–Saturday, 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Choose the mobile option when booking so we can coordinate your appointment location.

How does fingerprint archiving work?

Your fingerprints are captured and digitally stored during one visit. During your active archive term, request FD-258 cards remotely from anywhere without returning for another fingerprint capture.

What does fingerprint archiving cost?

Choose a 1-year archive for $110, a 2-year archive for $220, or a 5-year archive for $450. Card printing and delivery charges may apply when ordering additional cards.

Can I use physical FD-258 cards for Florida licensing?

Florida licensing often requires electronic Live Scan submission using the requesting agency’s ORI number. Confirm whether physical cards are appropriate for your application before booking.

Do I need to bring my own forms or affidavits?

Yes. You are responsible for bringing all forms, affidavits, and instructions supplied by your out-of-state licensing agency or other requesting organization.