Fingerprint Art and Science

Everyone’s fingerprints are unique. Knowing how to read and understand the variables in each fingerprint requires experience and expertise.

Identity Verification

Fingerprints are one of the oldest, tried and true methods of identification. Used as proof of identity on legal documents since 1858, matching ridges and whorls through close examination has helped catch and convict criminals for well over 100 years.

3 Benefits Of Mobile Finger Printing

With many agencies and organizations being required, or simply choosing, to do fingerprint background checks and maintain fingerprint data on employees, more employers are taking advantage of the convenience of mobile finger printing services.

1. Convenient

When you find yourself needing to get the fingerprints of multiple applicants or existing employees, it makes sense to have it done all at once. A mobile fingerprinting unit will come to your location and complete the process in a single day.

2. Cost Effective

Hiring a mobile unit to fingerprint multiple persons saves both time and money. Most services charge a flat rate to fingerprint groups of a certain number, and your records are almost instantly updated which means less work on the part of your organization.

3. Clientele

Mobile units provide services to a variety of groups such as:

• Classes of registered nursing students, certified nurse’s aide students, pharmacy technician students and students in other healthcare fields.

• Volunteers for churches, schools, nursing homes and sports leagues

• Police academies, security companies and emergency medical services employees

Whether you have a class of new students, a pool of new teachers or need to update existing employee information, take a moment to visit this website to learn more about mobile fingerprinting scans in La Mesa.

3 Reasons You May Need To Be Fingerprinted

Being arrested isn’t the only thing that will get you fingerprinted. There are legitimate reasons for you to be fingerprinted that don’t come with a mug shot.

1. You Want to Teach English

There’s a great demand for people to teach English outside of the US. You’ve decided to fulfill your dream of living abroad by applying to become an English language instructor. As part of your application process, you may have to submit fingerprints.

2. You Want to Adopt Outside the US

Adopting any child requires a thorough vetting of potential parents. Vetting requirements can be even more stringent for parents looking to adopt outside of the US. As part of your adoption application, you may have to be fingerprinted.

3. You Are Getting a New Job

You’ve made it through a round or two of interviews for a job with a bank, investment firm or other company that handles sensitive information. You’re a strong candidate and the company is interested enough to start the next level of the hiring process: the background check. As part of this check, you may be fingerprinted so the company can confirm your identity.

You don’t have to have a run-in with the law to be fingerprinted. There are positive reasons to have your prints taken, too. Visit this website for information on live scan service in La Mesa.