Fingerprinting locations in Anne Arundel County
10 fingerprinting locations across 8 cities. 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 Anne Arundel County
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- A Plus FingerprintFee not listed — call to confirm898 Airport Park Road, Glen burnie, 21061
- Annapolis Police DepartmentFee not listed — call to confirm199 Taylor Avenue, Annapolis, 21401
- CJIS at MVA Glen BurnieFee not listed — call to confirm6601 Ritchie Highway NE, Glen Burnie, 21061By appointment
- Essential Support Services, LLCFee not listed — call to confirm750 MD-3, Gambrills, 21054
- FHC dba Annapolis FingerprintingFee not listed — call to confirm108 Old Solomon Island Rd, Annapolis, 21401
- FHC dba Hanover FingerprintingFee not listed — call to confirm7502 Connelley Dr, Hanover, 21076
- FTS LLCFee not listed — call to confirm8009 Jumpers Hole Road, Pasadena, 21122
- Security Training AcademyFee not listed — call to confirm8567, Pasadena, 21122
- United Security & Communications, Inc.Fee not listed — call to confirm5415 Southern Maryland Blvd., Lothian, 20711
- Worth-A-Shot, Inc.Fee not listed — call to confirm8424 Veterans Highway, Millersville, 21108
About electronic fingerprinting in Anne Arundel County
Most people getting fingerprinted in Anne Arundel County for electronic fingerprinting purposes are volunteering at a school, starting a new job, applying for a professional licence, or being cleared as a caregiver or foster parent. One location listed here is run by a police or sheriff's department, which usually means an appointment and government-office hours rather than walk-in access.
Rolling fees in Anne Arundel County aren't published for every listing here — call the location for its current price before you visit. On top of that, expect the state CJIS portion (varies by check type — see CJIS for the current schedule) and the FBI's $17 when a federal check is included.
Annapolis has the most options at 2 locations, but 7 other cities have at least one. Most locations in Anne Arundel County require an appointment, so calling ahead is not optional.
Whatever you're getting fingerprinted for, bring the the authorization or reason details from whoever asked for your background check, plus valid photo ID from whoever asked, plus valid photo ID. Fees and hours in Anne Arundel County can change between our data refreshes, so if in doubt, call the location before you leave.
Jump straight to the busiest cities in Anne Arundel County: Electronic fingerprinting in Annapolis · Electronic fingerprinting in Pasadena · Electronic fingerprinting in Gambrills. Or read up first: how it works · what to bring · on-site scans for groups.
Anne Arundel County Electronic fingerprinting — questions
What's the electronic fingerprinting fee in Anne Arundel County?
Most locations here don't publish a rolling fee — call ahead for the current price. On top of whatever the location charges, expect the state CJIS portion (varies by check type — see CJIS for the current schedule) and the FBI's $17 when a federal check is included.
Do I need an appointment in Anne Arundel County?
Yes, for most locations — the majority of Anne Arundel County listings require one. Every listing shows whether appointments are required; check before you drive.
What do I need to bring?
The the authorization or reason details from whoever asked for your background check, plus valid photo ID 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 electronic fingerprinting results take?
Usually usually a few business days; results go to the agency that requested the check. The result goes straight to whoever asked for the check — not to you.