Fingerprinting Locations in Maryland

Find the nearest Live Scan fingerprinting service location in Maryland.

• Anne Arundel County (2)
• Cecil County (1)
• Howard County (1)
• Maryland (1)
• Montgomery County (5)
• Prince George County (4)
• St. Mary's County (1)

Maryland Live Scan Fingerprinting Services – Locations Near You

While Maryland often uses digital fingerprinting for in-state applicants, out-of-state applicants or those unable to visit a state-authorized provider may be asked to submit an FD-258 fingerprint card by mail to the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services (DPSCS) or another licensing agency.

Certifix offers both the Fingerprint Card (FD-258) service and the FBI Background Check, providing a secure and convenient solution for licensing, employment, or federal background screening.

Enroll online to get started. After receiving your QR code, visit a nearby location to have your fingerprints captured and printed. Certifix will then mail the completed FD-258 card to you for submission to the appropriate Maryland agency.

Whether you’re applying for a professional license, background check, or government clearance, Certifix makes it easy to complete your fingerprinting—no matter where you live.

How to Complete Your Fingerprinting Process

Find a Location

Certifix offers 1,200+ fingerprinting locations nationwide. Use our online tool to find a nearby location that offers the service you need—whether it's Live Scan fingerprinting or fingerprint card printing (FD-258).

Enroll Online (Required in Most Locations)

Before your visit, enroll online to enter your application details, submit payment, and receive a QR code. This code allows our technicians to retrieve your information and ensures faster, more accurate processing.

Get Fingerprinted

Bring a valid photo ID and any required documents. At your appointment, our technician will capture your fingerprints and either submit them electronically or print them on a fingerprint card, depending on your service selection. Your fingerprints can then be submitted to the appropriate agency by you or the requesting organization.