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Fingerprinting Services in Chandler, AZ

The Original Gold Standard for Personal Identification

 Completely unique. Established at birth. Nearly impossible to fake.

AZ Biometrics provides professional fingerprinting services in Chandler AZ for individuals and businesses. Whether you need Live Scan fingerprinting, ink fingerprint cards, FBI or FDLE fingerprinting, or ATF EFT files, our experienced technicians are here to help.

In addition, we combine modern fingerprinting technology with courtesy, professionalism, and attention to detail. As a result, our customers receive an accurate, convenient, and confidential fingerprinting experience.

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LiveScan Digital Fingerprinting Service

Live Scan digital fingerprinting services in Chandler AZ at AZ Biometrics

Traditional ‘Ink’ Fingerprint Cards

Traditional ink fingerprint cards and fingerprint ink pad

FDLE Digital Submissions

Live Scan fingerprint scanner for FDLE electronic fingerprint submissions

FBI Background Checks

Fingerprint impressions for FBI background check processing

ATF EFT File eForm Submissions

Electronic fingerprint file preparation for ATF Form 1 and Form 4 submissions

Fingerprint Archiving Services

Digital fingerprint archiving for secure fingerprint record storage

Apostille Service

FBI background check document with apostille certification

Please Note: AZ Biometrics is a private company providing fingerprint capture and submission services. We are not a government agency.

Basic and Advanced Fingerprinting Services in Chandler AZ

AZ Biometrics provides professional fingerprinting services in Chandler AZ for individuals and businesses. Our experienced fingerprint technicians offer a variety of services, including Live Scan fingerprinting, traditional ink fingerprint cards, FBI background checks, FDLE fingerprinting, and ATF EFT files.

In addition, we use modern digital technology and work with national partners to prepare and electronically transmit required fingerprint information to the appropriate agencies when applicable. As a result, our customers benefit from accurate fingerprint capture and efficient processing.

Best of all, we offer these services for one all-inclusive service fee.

LiveScan Digital Fingerprinting Service

What are digital LiveScan fingerprint scans?

Livescan digital fingerprint scans refer to images captured by innovative fingerprint technology that scans fingerprints for more precise image capture.

What are the benefits of digital fingerprinting?

Electronic fingerprint scans significantly reduce the likelihood of fingerprint rejections compared with traditional ink fingerprinting methods. This electronic format also facilitates faster processing by safely printing, saving an encrypted copy to be forwarded to the email you provide, and/or transmitting encrypted fingerprint captures directly to authorized agencies, including:

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

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Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE)

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ATF EFT File – Emailed to the email address you provide

Traditional 'Ink' Fingerprint Cards

How reliable are images on fingerprint cards?

While rejected fingerprint cards used to be a concern in the days of ink-and-roll processing, advancements in fingerprint technology has vastly decreased rejection rates throughout the industry. Our fingerprint technicians are skilled in using LiveScan technology to print scanned fingerprints directly onto all approved fingerprint cards, including:

FD-258, FD1164, SF-87  Fingerprint Cards

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Any other state-specific fingerprint card provided by you

FBI Background Checks Service

What information is found on an FBI Background Check?

FBI Background Checks are comprehensive criminal background checks. The reports include everything from parking tickets, traffic violations, and arrests to misdemeanor and felony convictions and inclusion on sex offender or terrorist registries.

Who provides this information?

FBI Background Checks are based on data from the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) database, sex offender and terrorist watchlist databases, and the FBI’s Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System (IAFIS). Government agencies, the legal justice system, and police jurisdictions nationwide rely on these resources.

Who is eligible to receive an FBI Background Check?

Reports are available for US citizens and resident aliens.

How does the submission process work?

The process is simple. Our experienced fingerprint technicians efficiently capture fingerprints using our LiveScan technology. Fingerprint captures are then transmitted as encrypted fingerprint scans for safe, fast, and efficient processing due to our partnership with an official Channeler with permission to transmit electronic files directly to the FBI.

How long does the process take?

While processing times are not guaranteed, results are often ready in as little as 48 hours.

FDLE Digital Submissions

What is the purpose of an FDLE Digital Submission? 

Out-of-state residents often need to submit required documentation through the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) to complete transactions such as renewing professional licenses in Florida.  Only an authorized vendor of the FDLE can complete these submissions

What is the process for completing an FDLE Digital Submission?

While we are not directly affiliated with the FDLE, our partnership with an official Channeler allows us to complete your FDLE submission needs right here in AZ.

The process is simple. Our experienced fingerprint technician will capture your fingerprints using our LiveScan technology. Once we have your securely encrypted LiveScan fingerprint captures, we can use our affiliation with our Channeler to complete the transmission of all relevant information directly to the FDLE. All you need is the Originating Routing Identifier (ORI number) for the requesting agency.

How long does this process take?

While processing times can not be guaranteed, results are often ready in as little as 24 – 72 hours.

ATF EFT File eForm Submissions

What is the purpose of an ATF EFT file?

An ATF EFT file makes it simple to meet the fingerprint requirements when submitting the most often requested electronic ATF forms, eForms 1 and 4.

How does the ATF EFT file process work?

Our experienced fingerprint technician creates an electronic profile containing your fingerprint scans, which will be sent to the email address you provide. You can easily attach this ETF file to your eForm 1 or 4.

This electronic file can be used multiple times for successful submission to the ATF. 

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Fingerprint Archiving Services

What is Fingerprint Archiving?

Fingerprint Archiving is the process of capturing digital fingerprint scans and storing them on a safe, securely encrypted platform for future use.

Why would I want my fingerprints archived?

Fingerprint archiving services are ideal if you have frequent fingerprint requirements. Fingerprints can be retrieved and printed onto fingerprint cards or electronically transmitted quickly and securely at your request.  

What is the process for archiving fingerprints?

AZ Biometrics has invested in innovative fingerprint archiving technology. Our experienced fingerprint technicians will secure scans of your fingerprints, which are then encrypted and stored on our secure archiving platform.

Is it safe to store copies of my biometric data?

Our highest priority is the security and confidentiality of our customers’ personally identifiable information (PII). All archived data is fully encrypted and stored on a secure server and can only be released to authorized recipients at your request.

Apostille Service

What is an Apostille?

An Apostille is a certificate that authenticates identity and status for conducting business, visiting, and/or attending school in a foreign country.

Who should get an Apostille?

US citizens planning to live, work, or attend school in a foreign country that participates in the Hague Treaty may need an Apostille.

What is the process to get an Apostille?

Apostilles are issued by the Secretary of State.

While anyone can obtain an Apostille, our customers trust us to help simplify a process that can often be both confusing and time-consuming.

Our Apostille Service covers the FBI Background check as well as the filing of all documentation required to process your Apostille application.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to general questions we most often hear from customers.

Don’t see your question? Give us a call – it is our pleasure to help!

If I opt for digital fingerprints, how long is my personal information stored?

AZ Biometrics takes the privacy and security of your personal information seriously. We handle fingerprint information with strict attention to confidentiality and security.

Additionally, we follow applicable requirements for the secure handling and retention of fingerprint information. For more details about how we protect your information, please review our Privacy Policy.

What information is included in a FBI Background Check?

An FBI background check generally includes criminal history information reported to the FBI by participating law enforcement agencies.

For example, the report may contain arrest information, criminal charges, and case dispositions when available. However, the information included depends on what agencies have reported to the FBI.

How long does it take the ATF to process eForms 1 and 4?

ATF processing times vary depending on the application type, submission method, and current workload.

Generally, electronic submissions can help streamline the application process. However, approval times are not guaranteed and may change.

For the most accurate estimates, we recommend checking the ATF’s current processing times.

AZ Biometrics, LLC

Chandler Office Located inside Fastest Labs of Chandler-Gilbert

3120 N. Arizona Ave., Ste 104

Chandler, AZ 85225

Phone: (888) 704-0128

Open: Monday – Friday  9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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