Clean, professional ink fingerprinting for employment, licensing, background checks, and official agency submissions. Handled with care at our downtown Dallas office — or contact us about mobile availability.
Ink fingerprinting is the traditional method of capturing fingerprints using ink rolled across a card. Many government agencies, licensing boards, professional organizations, and out-of-state employers still require ink-rolled fingerprints on physical cards — as opposed to digital or live-scan capture.
At Uptown Notary & Signing Co., LLC, we provide professional ink fingerprinting performed with care and precision. Each set is rolled cleanly and legibly to ensure your submission meets the standards required by the requesting agency.
Whether you're applying for a professional license, renewing a background check, fulfilling a court or agency requirement, or submitting to an out-of-state organization, we can help you get your prints done right — the first time.
If your agency has not provided fingerprint cards, standard FD-258 cards (the most common format) may be available at our office while supplies last. Contact us in advance to confirm availability for your specific use case.
Note: Uptown Notary & Signing Co., LLC does not process or submit fingerprint cards on your behalf. We perform the fingerprinting; you are responsible for submitting the completed card to the requesting organization.
Available by appointment Monday through Friday. Same-day scheduling often possible. Contact us to confirm availability and let us know if your agency has provided specific cards or instructions.
Or text us at 214.214.2816 · Email info@uptownnotarysigning.com
Client Responsibility: Uptown Notary & Signing Co., LLC performs professional ink fingerprinting services only. Clients are solely responsible for confirming with the requesting organization whether ink fingerprinting (as opposed to live-scan or digital fingerprinting) is accepted, required, or appropriate for their specific purpose. We make no guarantee that ink-rolled fingerprints will be accepted by any particular agency, employer, licensing board, or government entity. Requirements vary by organization and may change. Always verify requirements directly with the requesting agency before scheduling your appointment.