Mobile — we come to you · Sacramento, CA
FD-258 Ink Fingerprint Cards — we come to you in Sacramento, CA
Downtown and the greater Sacramento area are our home base — we keep a Sacramento office for same-day Live Scan appointments and dispatch mobile fingerprinting and notary teams across the city every day.
How this service runs in Sacramento
We dispatch a technician to your address in Sacramento with the Live Scan rig, ink supplies or notary seal — depending on the service. Travel within the standard service area (including Sacramento) is included. A short surcharge applies only for addresses well outside the standard area; we will quote before you confirm.
Pricing for Sacramento
- Service fee
- $75.00
- Deposit
- $25.00
- Duration
- 30 minutes
- Travel fee to Sacramento
- Included
What to bring
- Number of FD-258 cards to roll (required)
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FD-258 Ink Fingerprint Cards in Sacramento: questions
Answers specific to appointments in Sacramento, CA.
Do you serve Sacramento?
Yes. CJIB Services (demo) provides fd-258 ink fingerprint cards across Sacramento and the surrounding Sacramento-area communities. We travel to your home, business or care facility.
How much does fd-258 ink fingerprint cards cost in Sacramento?
Mobile appointments in Sacramento start at $75.00. A deposit secures your slot and the balance is due at the appointment. The Sacramento area is inside our standard service area — no extra travel fee.
When is ink-and-roll required instead of Live Scan?
Some states, federal agencies and out-of-country background check providers only accept the paper FD-258 card. If your Request for Live Scan form is not available or the agency explicitly says "card only," book this service.
Do you provide the cards?
Yes. Blank FD-258 cards are included in the price. If you have pre-printed cards from an agency with specific ORI blocks filled in, bring them and we will roll onto those.
How long does the ink need to dry?
Cards dry in about 5 minutes under our rolling setup. We hand them to you in a protective sleeve; do not laminate or seal them in plastic before the agency processes them.