FDACS Fingerprinting for Security and Regulated Work
Live Scan support for Florida security guards, investigators, and other applicants directed by FDACS.
What applicants should know
Bring the FDACS application or renewal instructions for your license type.
Make sure the screening category matches the license you are applying for.
Call ahead or walk in during office hours.
What to bring
Valid government-issued photo ID.
FDACS application, renewal notice, or employer instructions.
License type details, such as security, armed security, private investigator, or another regulated role.
Payment method and any application reference number.
How FDACS fingerprinting works
- 1Bring your photo ID and FDACS application, renewal, or license instructions.
- 2Confirm the license type and screening category before the submission.
- 3Complete the Live Scan fingerprint capture at the Orlando office.
- 4Keep your receipt and follow the remaining FDACS application or renewal steps.
Can I use the same fingerprints for another agency?
Usually results are routed for a specific agency purpose. Confirm with the requesting agency before assuming reuse.
Do renewals need new fingerprints?
Renewal requirements depend on the license and agency instructions.
Do Class D security applicants need Live Scan?
Many security license applicants are directed to complete fingerprinting. Use the FDACS instructions for your exact license type.
Should I call before walking in?
Walk-ins are welcome, but calling can help if your FDACS paperwork does not clearly show the license category or routing details.
FDACS fingerprinting for Orlando security and regulated work
FDACS fingerprinting is often needed for security guard licensing, private investigation, recovery work, and other Florida regulated roles. Applicants may be applying for a new license, renewing a credential, or completing a background check required by an employer.
Security and investigative license categories can be specific, so applicants should bring the FDACS instructions connected to the exact license type. That is especially important for Class D security, Class G armed security, private investigator, and related regulated work.
1SureScan helps Orlando applicants complete Live Scan fingerprinting with clear walk-in directions and practical support for checking the details provided by FDACS or the licensing paperwork.
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