Distinctive Investigations, Author at Private Investigators & Biometric Fingerprinting

What is an ORI number and how do I find out what mine is?

The ORI number is the Originating Agency Identifier, or the number assigned to the person or organization who is requesting a Level 2 Background Check. It lets the FBI and FDLE know which statutes govern the background check, which offenses to look for, and where to send the results once the check is completed. A Level 2 Background Check MUST have an ORI number. This number should be provided to you by whoever requires a Level 2 Background Check on you. Other agencies may also change your ORI number, so if it does change, it is important that you receive this number directly from the agency changing it to ensure the results go where they need to.

Here are a few tips to help in the search:

• If you are applying for a license, it will be part of the information provided in the application process.

• If you are offered employment the administrator of the company will provide it to you. If you are an employer and do not have/know this information contact your regulating agency and ask them for the specific ORI number for the job or license type.

• If the court needs the report, ask the Clerk of Court directly for this information (name change, guardianship, etc.)

We do maintain a list of recently used ORI numbers on this website and in our office, but can't guarantee their accuracy as changes can be made without notifying us directly.

How long does it take to get electronically fingerprinted?

It typically takes about 10 minutes from the time you are called, until all of your fingerprints have been captured.

Who needs Live Scan Fingerprinting?

Many agencies and programs accept electronically submitted fingerprints for occasions such as adoption and gaining a firearm permit. Certain careers and professions will also require fingerprints as part of a background check. Some of these include nurse practitioners, physicians, pharmacists, dentists, and more.

Is Live Scan Fingerprinting messy?

No ink is used when doing live scan fingerprinting. You only need to touch a clean piece of glass to capture your images.

What payment do you accept?

We accept all major credit cards to include VISA, Mastercard, AMEX, etc.

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