A report known as an FBI Background Check provides a summary of felony criminal arrest and conviction records that have been submitted to the FBI from ALL 50 states and the District of Columbia.
This service is provided in accordance with United States Departmental Order 556-73, which states that an individual may obtain a copy of his or her FBI criminal identification record upon request for the purposes of their own personal review and correction, as well as to challenge the information that is already on record, and for other court-related matters. Please keep in mind that you are not permitted to submit this information for employment or licensing consideration under any circumstances.
Why do I require an Identity Check from the FBI?
In order to check that the information about you is correct before it is requested by a potential employer, a government agency, or anyone else, you should do the following:
To make a request for information to be updated if it is incorrect; In order to fulfill any potential requirements for adopting a child in the United States or internationally
To fulfill a potential requirement in order to reside, work, or travel in a different country
What are the steps I need to take to get an FBI Identity History Check?
It’s very simple! Visit one of your neighborhood IdentoGO Centers and safely hand over your fingerprints to us so that we can send them electronically to the FBI. You will receive an email with a link to access the results of your federal background check in a secure manner. To find the location of the center that is closest to you, click the button that says “Schedule an Appointment Today.”
If I’ve never been arrested or charged with a crime, why would the FBI want to look into my past?
The fact that you have never been personally responsible for committing a crime does not mean that another person has not done so while using your identity. Or, is it possible that there was a case of mistaken identity with another person who has the same name? It is essential to verify that the information on your FBI Background and History Check is accurate.
Whom should I speak to in order to find out the current status of my live scan?
You are able to check the status of your live scan on the Department of Justice Applicant Status Check website, which can be found at https://applicantstatus.doj.ca.gov/checkstatus. This website will inform you if the live scan is still being processed or if it has been finished. You will also need your ATI number in addition to your date of birth. After completing the live scan, you should have received a form that included an ATI number. This number should be located at the bottom of the form.
Why should we use the Digital Process that Fingerprints Plus uses rather than the Ink-roll method?
Why are digitally live scanned fingerprints considered to be superior to ink fingerprints? In comparison to the more traditional ink and roll method, the fingerprints obtained through live scans have a higher level of clarity.
During the scanning process, any fingerprints that do not meet the required standards are flagged so that they can be retaken before being submitted. In addition, we have devised methods to improve the quality of the fingerprints that are already present on your fingers prior to the scanning process.
At Fingerprints Plus, we are willing to go the extra mile to ensure that you receive your clearance certificate on time and without having to worry about being rejected in the process.
Please take a look at the following:
The first thing you need to do is fill out the applicant information form.
If the request is being made on behalf of a couple, family, or other group, all members of that group are required to sign the form.
Include your full mailing address in this submission. If you have them available, please provide your email address as well as your telephone number.
Step 2: Collect a set of fingerprints from your fingers.
Please hand over the unaltered fingerprint card. Cards that have been previously processed, as well as copies of them, will not be accepted.
On the fingerprint card, you will need to write down both your name and your date of birth. The applicant’s fingerprints should be placed on a standard fingerprint form (FD-258), which is typically used for purposes related to law enforcement or the identification of applicants.
Include both rolled impressions of all 10 fingerprints as well as impressions that were taken simultaneously of all 10 fingerprints (these are sometimes referred to as plain or flat impressions).
You should, if at all possible, get a professional fingerprinting technician to take your prints. There is a possibility that this service can be obtained from a law enforcement agency.
Consult the Recording Legible Fingerprints brochure in order to ensure that your prints are as legible as they can possibly be.
Step 3: Submit payment.
Option 1: Acquire a money order or a cashier’s check in the amount of 18 United States dollars, with payment made out to the Treasury of the United States. Be sure to sign your name wherever it’s requested.
Option 2: Make a payment using the Credit Card Payment Form by paying with a credit card. Remember to include the expiration date of the credit card you will be using to pay for the purchase.
Important: We CANNOT accept payments in cash, personal checks, or business checks at this time.
The exact amount must be paid as the payment.
Include an additional $18 for each individual in the request if it is for a couple, family, or other group.
Include $18 for each copy that is requested, if the request is for multiple copies of the same item per person.
Step 4:
Make sure that you have included everything that is necessary for the processing of your request by reviewing the Identity History Summary Request Checklist.
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