Miami, Florida · Mon–Fri 9:00 AM–5:00 PM ET
Miami, Florida · Mon–Fri 9:00 AM–5:00 PM ET
The Florida DBPR requires your fingerprints to be submitted electronically, through an FDLE-approved LiveScan provider and with the ORI code for your profession. We take them by appointment at our Miami or Bogotá office.
We are on the FDLE’s official list of LiveScan providers.
In Miami · LiveScanat our Brickell office, by appointment
In Bogotá · by appointmentwe take them and submit them to FDLE from Miami
In both, we review every print before submitting it with your license’s ORI.
The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) reviews the state and federal criminal history of applicants for many professional licenses. Your fingerprints are the proof of identity for that review.
Each profession has its own ORI code. Without it, or with the wrong one, the DBPR does not receive your results: we confirm it with you before the appointment.
By LiveScan, by appointment, at our Miami or Bogotá office. We review every print before submitting it.
We submit them to FDLE and the FBI with your license’s ORI.
And keeps them for 12 months. The DBPR suggests submitting fingerprints at least 5 days before you file your license application.
These are the DBPR’s own requirements. We go over them with you before the appointment so the results reach your file the first time.
It identifies the license the fingerprints are taken for. If it is missing or wrong, the DBPR does not receive the results and the submission must be repeated.
The DBPR suggests submitting fingerprints by LiveScan at least five days before you file your license application.
The DBPR keeps the results for 12 months from the date FDLE receives the fingerprints electronically.
For a Florida license we take your fingerprints by LiveScan at our offices. We do not scan ink cards taken in another city.
AHCA · Agency for Health Care AdministrationOFR · Office of Financial RegulationOMMU · Office of Medical Marijuana UseFDACS · Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
And the FBI background check with apostille · See FBI background checks →
Requirements verified on the DBPR website (myfloridalicense.com) and on the FDLE list of LiveScan providers on October 9, 2026.
Claudio Enrique Pita, a forensic fingerprint examiner, checks that every print is readable and every detail is consistent before submitting them. He is also our office’s contact on the FDLE list of LiveScan providers.
Forensic fingerprint examiner · Accredited Security Consultant (Resolution 20224440036037)
Florida LiveScan provider · FDLE list of October 1, 2026
In the U.S. market since 2009 · Miami (175 SW 7th St, Suite 1905) and Bogotá
Short answers. If your case is specific, write to us: we reply in writing within 24 business hours.
For many Florida professional licenses, the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) reviews the applicant’s state and federal criminal history. The fingerprints go to FDLE and the FBI, which return the results to the DBPR.
It is the code that identifies the profession or license the fingerprints are taken for. The DBPR publishes it in its fingerprinting FAQs and on each license’s forms. If it is missing or wrong, the DBPR does not receive the results: we confirm it with you before the appointment.
For a Florida license, your fingerprints are taken by LiveScan at our Miami or Bogotá office, by appointment. We do not scan ink cards taken in another city. If what you need is the FBI background check, that one you can do from your city with our FD-258 kit.
The DBPR keeps the results for 12 months from the date FDLE receives the fingerprints electronically. If your application is filed later, they must be submitted again.
The DBPR suggests submitting them at least 5 days before you file your license application, so the results are available when your file is reviewed.
If the FBI rejects the fingerprints, a new LiveScan capture is free with the rejection letter. To avoid it, we check that every print is readable before submitting it.
Yes. Besides the DBPR, we submit LiveScan fingerprints for AHCA, the Office of Financial Regulation (OFR), the Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU) and the Department of Agriculture, among others, and for the FBI background check.
No obligation. We reply in writing within 24 business hours with your appointment date in Miami or Bogotá —or with instructions to send us the card— and the price before you pay.
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