Nursing & Allied Health Schools
Clear students for clinicals without the scramble
On-campus fingerprinting events for nursing and allied health cohorts, timed around clinical rotation and program compliance deadlines.
Fingerprinting for Organizations
Midwest Identity Services plans and delivers group fingerprinting services for employers, schools and security companies, on-site when it makes sense and coordinated across every location involved.
Who needs fingerprinting?
New-hire classes and re-screening, run as one session
Whole cohorts printed on campus, ahead of clinicals
Guards and technicians cleared for licensing sooner
One vendor for every location you fingerprint in
Fingerprinting itself is rarely the hard part. Lining up a full cohort, several shifts and more than one requesting agency is.
We take on that coordination: who needs to be printed, which submission method applies, and where and when capture happens. Your HR, compliance or program staff stop managing it person by person.
One point of contact for rosters, scheduling and follow-up questions, instead of individual appointments scattered across your team.
We bring fingerprinting to your office, campus or training facility, keeping people on schedule and off the road.
Sessions are planned around orientation dates, shift patterns and program deadlines, not the other way around.
For organizations with people in more than one state, we help match the right capture method to each state’s requirements.
From a single onboarding class to a year-round hiring program, a planned group session replaces dozens of individual appointments with one managed process.
How group programs are typically set up
We come to your workplace and set up in a conference room, training space or campus facility, so employees are printed without leaving the building.
Plan an on-site session ElectronicDigital capture and electronic submission where the requesting agency supports Live Scan, avoiding many of the smudging and legibility issues of hard cards.
How Live Scan works Background checksFingerprint capture for roles and licenses that require an FBI fingerprint-based check, on FD-258 cards or electronically, depending on what the agency accepts.
How FBI checks workNursing programs and security companies face frequent, deadline-driven fingerprinting requirements. Each has its own solution.
Nursing & Allied Health Schools
On-campus fingerprinting events for nursing and allied health cohorts, timed around clinical rotation and program compliance deadlines.
Security & Alarm Companies
Group and mobile fingerprinting for security officers, alarm installers and low-voltage technicians who need fingerprint-based checks for hiring and licensing.
When your people are spread across states, requirements multiply: different agencies, different submission methods, different forms. We give you one partner to coordinate all of it.
Most group programs follow the same path. We handle the logistics in between.
Share how many people need fingerprints, where they are, and which agency or program is asking for them.
We confirm the right capture method, agree on a date and location, and tell you exactly what attendees need to bring.
Technicians run the session on-site or at a scheduled location, reviewing print quality before each person leaves.
Prints are submitted or delivered as the requirement specifies, with one contact for any follow-up questions.
Pick your sector to see how a fingerprinting program usually runs for it.
Practical guides to fingerprinting requirements, costs and methods for HR teams, program coordinators and individuals.
What employers typically ask for, which fingerprinting method applies, and how to avoid a rejected set of prints.
Read the guideWhat affects pricing for individual appointments and group sessions.
How fingerprint-based FBI checks work and when they are required.
Where and how to get fingerprinted in the Kansas City metro.
Questions to ask before booking on-site service for your team.
Straight answers for the people planning fingerprinting on behalf of an organization.
Have a specific requirement?Tell us which agency or program is requesting fingerprints and we will help confirm the right approach.
Contact our teamGroup fingerprinting is a scheduled session where multiple people (new hires, students or existing staff) are fingerprinted together instead of each person booking an individual appointment. It is usually arranged by the organization that needs the prints, which makes timing and follow-up far easier to manage.
Yes. We can plan a single on-site session for a whole team or cohort at your office, campus or training facility, or a series of sessions across shifts, departments or locations. Space, equipment and attendee requirements are confirmed beforehand, and availability outside the Kansas City metro is confirmed per project.
Yes. For multi-location and multi-state programs we coordinate scheduling and help identify whether each state or requesting agency calls for Live Scan or FD-258 ink cards. Learn more about our multi-state fingerprinting programs.
Requirements differ. Some checks are submitted through an FBI-approved channeler, sometimes called an authorized FBI channeling agency, and some state programs only accept prints from a DOJ-certified Live Scan provider or another designated vendor. Where direct electronic submission to the FBI is appropriate, we work through an authorized channeling partner. For state programs with designated providers, we confirm before scheduling whether our service can meet the requirement.
Read more about FBI background check fingerprinting.
Tell us what your organization needs and we’ll help you plan the right fingerprinting solution.