Livescan fingerprints are captured electronically, via a digital image that can be transmitted electronically; this provides for a faster and more accurate fingerprint collection process. Fieldprint Inc. has the largest network of Livescan collection sites in the country.

Click “Schedule an Appointment” and you will be prompted to create a secure user account. Next, you will select the reason you need to be fingerprinted from the list of options. If your employer provided you with a Fieldprint Code, you will enter it here. After selecting your reason, you will be prompted to enter all demographic information required by the State of Nevada. Once this step is complete, you will be able to search for a fingerprinting location and schedule an appointment at a date and time most convenient for you!

Yes, an appointment is required to be fingerprinted. Walk-ins are not accepted.

No, you cannot be fingerprinted in another state. Nevada requires fingerprints to be collected in-state.

This program is available to individuals who have been asked by one of the participating Nevada agencies to be fingerprinted.

Please contact your employer or licensing agency for the appropriate ORI. This is required to schedule an appointment. It will ensure your fingerprints are being processed for the appropriate reason and results are being sent to the correct agency.

The state of Nevada and the FBI require the following demographic information to conduct a fingerprint-based background check:

1. Name
2. Alias (if any)
3. Country of Citizenship
4. Social Security Number
5. Date of Birth
6. City and State of Birth
7. Sex/Gender
8. Race
9. Height
10. Weight
11. Eye Color
12. Hair Color
13. Home Address
14. Work/Office Address
15. Phone Number
16. Email Address

Fieldprint, Inc. is committed to safeguarding the privacy of the data we receive and process. For more in depth information regarding our privacy practices, please view our Privacy Policy, which is published on our website.

1. Two (2) forms of identification, at least one (1) of which must be a valid government-issued photo ID
2. For applicants being fingerprinted for the NV Gaming Control Board or for NV PILB Security Guard purposes, you must bring your Fingerprint Authorization Form for the site technician to stamp. If you do not bring this form, you will not be able to complete your appointment.
3. Your appointment number

Acceptable Primary IDs include:

• State-Issued driver's license
• State-Issued non-driver identity
• U.S. Passport
• Military Identification Card
• Work Visa w/ Photo
• Foreign Passport
• DOD Common Access Card
• Foreign Driver's License

Acceptable Secondary IDs include:

• Bank Statement/Paycheck Stub
• Utility Bill
• Credit Card/Debit Card
• Marriage Certificate
• Birth Certificate
• School ID w/ Photograph
• Vehicle Registration/Title
• Voter Registration Card
• Draft Record
• Social Security Card
• Transportation Worker ID Credential (TWIC Card)
• Certificate of Citizenship
• Certificate of Naturalization
• Native American tribal document
• Permanent Resident Card (I-551)

If you do not show up for your appointment, or cancel your appointment less than 24 hours before your scheduled date and time, you will be charged a rescheduling fee.

No, fingerprints may not be collected if the appropriate form is not brought to the appointment. The form must be completed at the time of the fingerprinting appointment.

No, fingerprints may not be submitted for NV Department of Education purposes unless the applicant is registered and active in the NV DOE OPAL system. Once an applicant has completed registration, fingerprints may be submitted.

The background check results processed for Nevada agencies are processed by the Nevada Department of Public Safety (DPS).

While the Livescan fingerprint collection process is very good at recording all of the details of most individuals' fingerprints, there are always cases where an individual fingerprint file cannot be “read” by the FBI's automated fingerprint information system. In these cases, the Nevada agency notifies the individual about the fingerprint rejection, then the individual will contact Fieldprint to reschedule a fingerprint collection at no cost.

Please contact your agency if you have not received correspondence regarding your results or a fingerprint rejection.

The ability to work on a conditional basis until the results are received vary from agency to agency. Please check with your employer for more information.

No, new fingerprints must be collected. Any fingerprints previously collected in the past are not retrievable or transferable from other state or federal agencies.