WELCOME
Northern Colorado Fingerprinting is an affiliate service provider. Please select a service from the list below to learn more and schedule an appointment. Some services are required to be scheduled on our partner's websites, though the fingerprinting will occur at our location. Our Fingerprint Technicians have been background screened and are trained to capture the highest quality fingerprints obtainable from an individual. Most appointments take 5-10 minutes to complete.
Northern Colorado Fingerprinting is an affiliate service provider. Please select a service from the list below to learn more and schedule an appointment. Some services are required to be scheduled on our partner's websites, though the fingerprinting will occur at our location. Our Fingerprint Technicians have been background screened and are trained to capture the highest quality fingerprints obtainable from an individual. Most appointments take 5-10 minutes to complete.
LOCATIONS
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - SCORLL TO SERVICES TO SCHEUDLE
LOVELAND (Loveland Police & Courts Building)
810 E. 10th St., Loveland, CO 80537
FORT COLLINS (3 Blocks North of CSU)
307 W. Magnolia St., Fort Collins, CO 80521
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - SCORLL TO SERVICES TO SCHEUDLE
LOVELAND (Loveland Police & Courts Building)
810 E. 10th St., Loveland, CO 80537
FORT COLLINS (3 Blocks North of CSU)
307 W. Magnolia St., Fort Collins, CO 80521
SERVICES
Paper Fingerprint Cards (FD-258, SF-87, etc.)
CLICK HERE TO SCHEDULE
Colorado Fingerprinting (Fingerprinting for a Colorado license or application)
CLICK HERE TO SCHEDULE
Paper Fingerprint Cards (FD-258, SF-87, etc.)
CLICK HERE TO SCHEDULE
Colorado Fingerprinting (Fingerprinting for a Colorado license or application)
CLICK HERE TO SCHEDULE
FAQs
What ID's are acceptable?
ANY valid, government issued photo ID from ANY state or country. This includes driver's license, passport (U.S. or from another country), or passport card. For customers 18 years old or younger a photo school ID is acceptable.
Rejected Fingerprint Cards
If a fingerprint card that was rolled by a Northern Colorado Fingerprint Technician is rejected for any reason, we will redo the card again for free***. Please note, some individuals do not have obtainable fingerprints due to excessively worn finger tips from dry skin, age, or activities that cause excessive wear and tear on a person's hands.
***The first appointment must have been with Northern Colorado Fingerprinting directly, not via a partner such as Colorado Fingerprinting. The customer must provide a copy of the receipt or email confirmation of the first appointment. This does not apply to any digitally submitted fingerprint order.
Colorado Fingerprinting CBI Unique ID Codes
All reasons to be fingerprinted for CBI (Colorado Bureau of Investigation) have a CBI Unique ID code. The most common CBI Unique ID codes can be found by clicking HERE. If you can not find the CBI Unique ID code for the reason you are being fingerprinted, the best step is to ask your employer or the agency who is requesting that you be fingerprinted for the CBI Unique ID code you need to use. The next option is to call the Colorado Fingerprinting Helpline (720) 292-2722.
Colorado Concealed Carry Permits
For Colorado concealed carry permits, you must be fingerprinted at your county's sheriffs office. No other agency is allowed to fingerprint for a Colorado concealed carry permit.
Court Ordered Fingerprinting
We can NOT roll fingerprints for any court ordered fingerprint request. You must contact your local law enforcement agency and specifically state you need to be fingerprinted for a court ordered reason.
Fingerprint Cards
We provide FD-258 fingerprint cards with the Privacy Act Statement. This is the standard FBI fingerprint card most states accept. We can also print on any fingerprint card you have been provided.
What is the difference between fingerprinting and a background check?
If your employer or state agency has requested that you get fingerprinted, it is likely because a fingerprint based background check is required. Fingerprinting is just the first step of the background check. Your fingerprints will be submitted to a state or federal agency to be checked against arrest records.
What ID's are acceptable?
ANY valid, government issued photo ID from ANY state or country. This includes driver's license, passport (U.S. or from another country), or passport card. For customers 18 years old or younger a photo school ID is acceptable.
Rejected Fingerprint Cards
If a fingerprint card that was rolled by a Northern Colorado Fingerprint Technician is rejected for any reason, we will redo the card again for free***. Please note, some individuals do not have obtainable fingerprints due to excessively worn finger tips from dry skin, age, or activities that cause excessive wear and tear on a person's hands.
***The first appointment must have been with Northern Colorado Fingerprinting directly, not via a partner such as Colorado Fingerprinting. The customer must provide a copy of the receipt or email confirmation of the first appointment. This does not apply to any digitally submitted fingerprint order.
Colorado Fingerprinting CBI Unique ID Codes
All reasons to be fingerprinted for CBI (Colorado Bureau of Investigation) have a CBI Unique ID code. The most common CBI Unique ID codes can be found by clicking HERE. If you can not find the CBI Unique ID code for the reason you are being fingerprinted, the best step is to ask your employer or the agency who is requesting that you be fingerprinted for the CBI Unique ID code you need to use. The next option is to call the Colorado Fingerprinting Helpline (720) 292-2722.
Colorado Concealed Carry Permits
For Colorado concealed carry permits, you must be fingerprinted at your county's sheriffs office. No other agency is allowed to fingerprint for a Colorado concealed carry permit.
Court Ordered Fingerprinting
We can NOT roll fingerprints for any court ordered fingerprint request. You must contact your local law enforcement agency and specifically state you need to be fingerprinted for a court ordered reason.
Fingerprint Cards
We provide FD-258 fingerprint cards with the Privacy Act Statement. This is the standard FBI fingerprint card most states accept. We can also print on any fingerprint card you have been provided.
What is the difference between fingerprinting and a background check?
If your employer or state agency has requested that you get fingerprinted, it is likely because a fingerprint based background check is required. Fingerprinting is just the first step of the background check. Your fingerprints will be submitted to a state or federal agency to be checked against arrest records.
CONTACT US
The only service we provide is checking ID's, rolling fingerprints and scanning documents for I-9's. We can not answer any questions related to your background check results, processing times, licensing or application questions. Please contact the agency who processed your order or the agency that required your fingerprint based background check or I-9 verification, i.e. DORA, Medical Board of California, etc.
All other questions, may be submitted below:
The only service we provide is checking ID's, rolling fingerprints and scanning documents for I-9's. We can not answer any questions related to your background check results, processing times, licensing or application questions. Please contact the agency who processed your order or the agency that required your fingerprint based background check or I-9 verification, i.e. DORA, Medical Board of California, etc.
All other questions, may be submitted below: