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5211 West Adams Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90016
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113 N San Vicente Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90211
5211 West Adams Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90016
113 N San Vicente Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90211
If you’re preparing for a California Live Scan fingerprinting appointment, one of the most important things you’ll need is the correct “Request for Live Scan Service” form. This form contains critical details such as the agency ORI code, applicant type, billing information, and instructions telling the California DOJ and FBI where to send your background check results. Even small mistakes on a Live Scan form can cause delays, rejected submissions, or fingerprint results being sent to the wrong agency.
Before your appointment, make sure the requesting agency has provided the correct DOJ Live Scan form and that your applicant information is filled out accurately. If you are unsure about your paperwork, our team can often help review the form before processing your fingerprints. We also offer both mobile and in-office Live Scan fingerprinting services throughout Los Angeles.
You may also find these guides helpful before your appointment:
We hope these resources help make your Live Scan fingerprinting appointment faster, smoother, and more accurate.
Based on estimated request frequency from Anshin Mobile Notary & Live Scan clients in Los Angeles.
If you’re completing a Live Scan fingerprinting appointment in Los Angeles, you can download certain forms directly from public agency websites. For example, the California Department of Real Estate (RE 237) form and California DOJ Record Review form are available online. However, most agencies issue their own Live Scan request forms containing unique ORI codes. Before your appointment, confirm with the requesting agency that you have the correct form — this ensures your results are sent to the right department and avoids costly delays.
Some Live Scan forms can be downloaded online, but they cannot be submitted electronically. You must bring a printed paper copy to your appointment. At Anshin Mobile Notary & Live Scan’s Los Angeles office, our technicians accept physical forms only — this is required by the California Department of Justice. If you don’t have the correct form, we can provide blank DOJ Request for Live Scan Service forms on-site.
Yes. Every applicant must bring a fully completed “Request for Live Scan Service” form to their fingerprinting session. Your agency should fill out the “Contributing Agency Information” section, and you must complete the “Applicant Information” portion before arrival. This helps our Live Scan technicians in Los Angeles process your submission quickly and ensures your background check reaches the correct agency.
Yes. Each participant in a group Live Scan session must bring their own completed request form, even if all are from the same organization. The agency must fill out its section on every copy. Anshin Mobile Notary & Live Scan offers on-site group appointments across the Los Angeles area, and our team verifies each form before scanning to prevent mismatched ORI codes or rejections.
You can fill out your Live Scan form digitally using a PDF editor for convenience, but you still need to print it and bring the paper version. The DOJ does not allow digital-only submission for fingerprinting. Our Los Angeles Live Scan offices — in Beverly Hills and West Adams — both require printed copies to complete the process. We recommend printing on standard 8.5”x11” white paper for best scanner readability.
For same-day appointments or form assistance, call (310) 526-0200 or visit our Live Scan Fingerprinting page to schedule your session.
Live Scan & Fingerprinting: Same-day mobile and in-office services, including FD-258 ink cards, for employment, licensing, immigration, and background checks.
FBI Background Checks: Secure fingerprint-based checks for jobs, visas, travel, and legal needs—expedited available.
Apostille & Authentication: California and federal apostille services for Hague and non-Hague countries.
International Document Services: Document preparation, translations, and processing for international use.
Notary Public Services: Mobile and in-office California notary. Appointment only.