We Handle the Entire Process for You - Same Day SERVICE!
Skip the Confusion – Let Us Handle Everything for You
Don’t stress about the Arizona DPS portal or mailing fingerprint cards. We offer a complete same-day service that includes fingerprinting, application submission, and secure processing — all handled by our experienced team in just 10–15 minutes. Most clients choose this option once they understand the process, because it’s faster, easier, and fully handled by professionals.
✅ No waiting for 3rd-party appointments
✅ No dealing with confusing online portals
✅ No need to mail anything — we do it for you
✅ Same-day processing available
Walk-ins welcome or schedule an appointment — we make it simple.
🔘 Schedule Full-Service Appointment
Save time, avoid confusion, and get peace of mind.
Already Applied Online? We’ll Handle Just Your Fingerprints
$40 — Walk-ins welcome
Bring your 2 valid IDs. We’ll fingerprint you on the FD-258 card, and you mail it to DPS.
🔘 Fingerprint-Only Option – Just Need Cards?
Required Identification - Bring These With You)
- Driver’s License or State ID
- Social Security card, passport, or birth certificate
📌 See full list of accepted IDs below
What Is an AZ DPS Fingerprint Clearance Card?
Arizona Fingerprint Clearance Card
An Arizona Fingerprint Clearance Card, issued by the Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS), is a required background check clearance for individuals working in positions of trust or responsibility. It’s based on your fingerprint-based criminal history records and is essential for jobs that involve vulnerable populations such as children, seniors, and individuals with disabilities.
You may need a DPS Fingerprint Clearance Card if you're applying for roles in:
- Education (teachers, aides, substitute teachers, school staff)
- Healthcare or caregiving (nurses, home health aides, behavioral health)
- Security services or private investigators
- Social work, foster care, or adoption agencies
- Construction or real estate jobs near secure facilities
- Counseling, therapy, and community support services
There are two types of cards:
- IVP (Identity Verified Print) – often required for school or childcare employees
- Non-IVP – typically used for general employment or licensing
Once approved, your clearance card is valid for six years and mailed directly to you by DPS.
Clearance Card
Forms of Identification
Acceptable forms of ID
Two forms of ID
Primary Government ID (unexpired):
- Driver License / State ID Card
- Passport / Passport Card
- DOD Common Access Card
- Work Visa w/Photo
- Military ID
Secondary form of ID (unexpired):
- Social Security Card
- Birth Certificate
- Native American tribal document
- Permanent Resident Card (I-551)
- School ID w/ Photograph
- Credit Card/Debit Card
- Vehicle Registration/Title
- Voter Registration Card