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A1 Wireless Live Scan FD-258 Card Printing Services


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🟦 Everything You Need to Know About the FD-258 Fingerprint Card

When you need fingerprints for FBI background checks, licensing, or employment verification, you’ll likely come across a term you’ve never heard before — the FD-258 Fingerprint Card.

At A1 Wireless Live Scan, we make the process simple. We provide professional fingerprinting on official FBI FD-258 cards, accepted by agencies across the United States. Whether you’re applying for an out-of-state license, immigration document, or federal background check, our certified technicians ensure accuracy and compliance.

🔍 What Is an FD-258 Fingerprint Card?

The FD-258 is the official fingerprint card approved and issued by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

  • Size: 8" × 8"

  • Purpose: Used to record fingerprints for identity verification, employment screening, and law enforcement.

  • Includes: A Privacy Act Statement, required by the FBI for fingerprint submissions.

It’s the standard format used by law enforcement agencies, government departments, and licensing authorities nationwide.

🧠 Why the FD-258 Card Matters

The FD-258 card captures unique biometric data — your fingerprints — ensuring that no two individuals can share the same identity.

When these cards are submitted to the FBI or other authorized agencies, they are cross-checked against national databases to confirm identity, detect criminal history, and maintain workplace and public safety.

In short, the FD-258 fingerprint card plays a vital role in preserving professional integrity, security, and trust across multiple industries.

🧩 Components of the FD-258 Fingerprint Card

Every section of the FD-258 serves a specific purpose to ensure clear, usable results:

  • Top Section: Personal information such as full name, aliases, date and place of birth, sex, race, and citizenship.

  • Middle Section: Additional identifying details, including social security number, height, weight, eye color, and hair color.

  • Lower Section: Ten boxes for rolled fingerprint impressions (thumbs to pinkies) plus plain (flat) impressions.

Each fingerprint is rolled from one side to the other in black ink to capture the full pattern accurately.

🖋 How to Complete an FD-258 Fingerprint Card

To ensure your FD-258 card is accepted without rejection or delay, accuracy and technique matter.

Follow these professional tips:

  1. Use high-quality black ink (never blue).

  2. Print clearly in all capital letters — no cursive.

  3. Clean and dry hands before fingerprinting to prevent smudging.

  4. Roll each finger carefully from nail edge to nail edge.

  5. Verify all personal details before submission.

  6. Include the control number and signature to finalize the card.

A properly filled FD-258 card ensures that your results process smoothly through the FBI or requesting agency.

🏢 Why Choose A1 Wireless Live Scan

At A1 Wireless Live Scan, we partner with Certifix Live Scan to offer fast, accurate, and affordable fingerprinting services on official FD-258 FBI cards.

✅ Experienced fingerprinting professionals✅ Clean, modern equipment✅ Same-day service — walk-in or appointment✅ Accepted by federal, state, and licensing agencies

We serve clients across Sacramento, Placer County, and surrounding areas, including:

📍 Citrus Heights Location

7451 Auburn Blvd, Citrus Heights, CA 95610📞 (916) 544-4000🕒 Open 7 Days: 9:45 AM – 7:00 PM🚶 Walk-in or Book Online

📍 Rocklin Location

3101 Sunset Blvd #2C, Rocklin, CA 95677📞 (916) 544-4950🕘 Mon–Fri 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM🗓 Closed Saturday & Sunday🚶 Walk-in or Book Online

💬 Have Questions?

Our team is here to help. If you need fingerprinting for FBI background checks, immigration, licensing, or employment, contact us today:

🌐 www.a1wirelesslivescan.com📧 support@a1wirelesslivescan.com📞 (916) 544-4000

With A1 Wireless Live Scan, you can trust that your FD-258 fingerprinting will be fast, compliant, and accepted nationwide.

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