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Fingerprinting locations in Kings County

5 fingerprinting locations across 2 cities. Fees range from $10 to $35. See them on the map.

First time getting fingerprinted? Most locations here can handle school volunteer, employment and licensing checks — bring the request form from whoever asked, plus photo ID. What to bring · How the whole thing works

Fees and hours can change. Always confirm when you call. This data is updated periodically from public sources.

All locations in Kings County

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About Live Scan in Kings County

Most people getting fingerprinted in Kings County for Live Scan purposes are volunteering at a school, starting a new job, applying for a professional licence, or being cleared as a caregiver or foster parent. 3 of the locations listed here are run by a police or sheriff's department, which usually means an appointment and government-office hours rather than walk-in access.

Rolling fees range from $10 to $35, with the typical location around $20. On top of that, expect the state's DOJ portion ($32) and the FBI's $17 when a federal check is included. The cheapest area on average is Hanford, where the typical rolling fee is $14.

Hanford has the most options at 3 locations, but 1 other city has at least one. Most locations in Kings County require an appointment, so calling ahead is not optional.

Whatever you're getting fingerprinted for, bring the Request for Live Scan Service form (BCIA 8016) from whoever asked, plus valid photo ID. Fees and hours in Kings County can change between our data refreshes, so if in doubt, call the location before you leave.

Jump straight to the busiest cities in Kings County: Live Scan in Hanford · Live Scan in Lemoore. Or read up first: how it works · what to bring · on-site scans for groups.

Kings County Live Scan — questions

What's the Live Scan fee in Kings County?

Rolling fees range from $10 to $35 across the 5 Kings County listings that publish a price. On top of that, expect the state's DOJ portion ($32) and the FBI's $17 when a federal check is included.

Do I need an appointment in Kings County?

Yes, for most locations — the majority of Kings County listings require one. Every listing shows whether appointments are required; check before you drive.

What do I need to bring?

The Request for Live Scan Service form (BCIA 8016) from whoever asked for the background check, plus one valid photo ID (driver's licence, state ID, passport, or military ID). Bring a payment method the location accepts — most take cards but some are cash-only.

How long do Live Scan results take?

Usually one to three business days from the DOJ, and up to a week when the FBI is involved. The result goes straight to whoever asked for the check — not to you. Use the DOJ's status checker at oag.ca.gov/fingerprints/status with your ATI number if you need to see progress yourself.