Frequently asked questions
Where can I get fingerprints for a Colorado licensing application?
Colorado Fingerprinting lists Colorado licensing applications among its services. Before scheduling, provide the licensing agency’s instructions and confirm whether the application requires CBI processing, electronic transmission, a card, or a specific authorization form.
Can Denver providers submit fingerprints to the FBI or CBI?
Yes. Colorado Fingerprinting supports FBI background checks and CBI processing, while other providers may handle federal submissions. Ask the provider to verify the receiving agency, submission channel, and required applicant documents before collecting your prints.
Do fingerprinting providers handle ATF EFT requests?
Colorado Fingerprinting lists ATF EFT requests and digital ATF submissions among its services. Confirm that the provider will create or transmit the exact electronic file required for your ATF application and ask how you will receive confirmation.
Is USCIS fingerprinting the same as a private fingerprinting appointment?
Not necessarily. USCIS biometrics are generally completed through a USCIS Application Support Center appointment tied to an immigration application. Bring the appointment notice and required identification, and follow the instructions for that specific visit.
What should first-time applicants bring?
Bring the application instructions, appointment details if applicable, and an accepted original identification document. Because requirements vary by agency, confirm the document list with the provider and receiving organization before you travel.