Mobile fingerprinting · Volusia County
Division of Emergency Management
The old Division of Emergency Management page is for professionals involved with that division who need Livescan fingerprinting. It does not publish an ORI number. It says to bring the ORI the division gave you.
Direct answer
- Who needs prints
- The old Division of Emergency Management page is for professionals involved with that division who need Livescan fingerprinting. It does not publish an ORI number. It says to bring the ORI the division gave you.
- ORI
- No ORI number was published for Division of Emergency Management. Confirm the ORI with your agency.
- Livescan or ink card
- The old page describes Livescan electronic fingerprinting for this agency. It also says ink fingerprint cards are a service we offer. Confirm with your agency which method they accept.
- What to bring
- Bring a valid government-issued photo ID and the ORI number your agency gave you, plus any paperwork that agency gave you.
- How results get sent
- Livescan fingerprints are submitted electronically. The ORI is the code that tells FDLE which agency receives the result. The old page does not state a processing time.
Confirm the ORI with your agency.
Livescan fee breakdown
| Role or license | ORI | Mobile fee | Service fee | Government fee | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Your ORI | $50 | $40 (includes Certifix) | Confirm your ORI; government fee quoted at booking. | Quoted at booking |
Fees as listed by FDLE's ORI fee search. FBI fee $15 effective Oct 1, 2026.
Fees from FDLE's ORI Fee Search; confirm before your appointment.
Steps
- Confirm the ORI with your agency before the visit.
- Book a mobile appointment. We come to you in Volusia County, Monday through Friday, 11 AM to 2 PM Eastern. The mobile travel fee is $50 per appointment.
- Bring a valid government-issued photo ID and the ORI number your agency gave you, plus any paperwork that agency gave you.
- We capture Livescan fingerprints at your location. The electronic submission uses the ORI you provide so FDLE can send the result to the requesting agency.
Frequently asked questions
Who needs fingerprints for Division of Emergency Management?
The old Division of Emergency Management page is for professionals involved with that division who need Livescan fingerprinting. It does not publish an ORI number. It says to bring the ORI the division gave you.
What ORI number do I use for Division of Emergency Management?
No ORI number was published on the old Division of Emergency Management page. Confirm the ORI with your agency.
Is Division of Emergency Management fingerprinting Livescan or an ink card?
The old page describes Livescan electronic fingerprinting for this agency. It also says ink fingerprint cards are a service we offer. Confirm with your agency which method they accept.
What should I bring?
Bring a valid government-issued photo ID and the ORI number your agency gave you, plus any paperwork that agency gave you.
How do Division of Emergency Management results get sent?
Livescan fingerprints are submitted electronically. The ORI is the code that tells FDLE which agency receives the result. The old page does not state a processing time.
Do you come to me?
We come to you in Volusia County. Hours are Monday through Friday, 11 AM to 2 PM Eastern. The mobile travel fee is $50 per appointment, disclosed before you book. Notary, if you need stamps during the visit, is a $50 minimum that includes up to 2 stamps. Each extra stamp is $10. Call or text (386) 999-3975, or book online.
What if I do not have an ORI yet?
Ask the agency that told you to get fingerprinted. The old page says to confirm the ORI with the agency or with FDLE. We can take the prints once you have the ORI they want used.
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Book mobile fingerprinting for Division of Emergency Management
We come to you in Volusia County. Monday–Friday, 11 AM–2 PM Eastern. Livescan is a $50 mobile fee plus a $40 service fee (includes Certifix), plus government fees at cost. Notary is $50 minimum (up to 2 stamps; $10 each extra stamp).