If you’re applying for a healthcare license in Florida — whether as a nurse, caregiver, or other healthcare professional — you’ll need to comply with the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) fingerprinting requirements. At A1 LiveScan & Notary Services, we’ve helped thousands of professionals through this process and are one of the few companies in Los Angeles certified by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) to roll and transmit fingerprints for Florida.

Here’s what you need to know before you come in for your appointment.

Step 1: Register with AHCA

Before visiting our office, you must first register with AHCA (the Agency for Health Care Administration). This is a crucial step to generate the unique identifiers needed for your background check.

Step 2: Obtain Your ORI Number

The ORI number (Originating Agency Identifier) tells FDLE where to send your background check results. Every licensing board or agency has its own ORI number, and using the wrong one can delay your application.

Step 3: Get Your Screening ID Number

Along with the ORI, you’ll receive a Screening ID number after registering with AHCA. This number links your fingerprints to your specific application. Both numbers will appear on a confirmation sheet that you must bring to your fingerprint appointment.

Step 4: Bring Your Confirmation Sheet to A1 LiveScan

Once you’ve registered and printed your AHCA confirmation sheet (with your ORI and Screening ID numbers), bring it to our office. From there, we take care of the rest:

• Capture your fingerprints using FDLE-approved equipment
• Digitally transmit your prints to FDLE
• Ensure the results are securely sent to AHCA or your licensing agency

Why This Matters

Without your ORI and Screening ID, your fingerprints cannot be processed correctly — and your application could be delayed. Preparing these in advance makes your fingerprinting smooth, fast, and stress-free.

Why Choose A1 LiveScan & Notary Services?

• FDLE-certified for Florida fingerprinting & AHCA compliance
• Convenient Downtown Los Angeles location — walk-ins welcome before 5:15 PM weekdays
• Hard card scanning available if you’re out of state or abroad
• Trusted since 2007 by judges, lawyers, and healthcare professionals

Final Thoughts

For Florida healthcare professionals, AHCA compliance may sound complicated, but it’s simple once you know the steps: register with AHCA → get your ORI and Screening ID → bring the confirmation sheet to A1 LiveScan. We’ll handle the rest so you can focus on your career.

Visit us in Downtown Los Angeles or contact us today to get started with your Florida AHCA-compliant fingerprinting.

Short FAQ Version

If you’re applying for a Florida healthcare license, you must meet AHCA (Agency for Health Care Administration) compliance before we can process your fingerprints. Here’s what to do:

1. Register with AHCA

Go online and register with AHCA to start your background screening process.

2. Get Your ORI Number

This Originating Agency Identifier tells FDLE where to send your results. Each board or agency has its own ORI number.

3. Get Your Screening ID Number

This unique number links your fingerprints to your application.

4. Print Your Confirmation Sheet

After registering, you’ll receive a confirmation sheet with your ORI and Screening ID numbers. Bring this with you to A1 LiveScan.

What Happens Next?

• We capture your fingerprints using FDLE-approved equipment.
• We transmit them electronically to FDLE.
• Results are sent quickly to AHCA or your licensing agency.

Why Choose A1 LiveScan?

• FDLE-certified for Florida fingerprinting
• Trusted since 2007 by judges, lawyers, and healthcare professionals
• Convenient Downtown LA location (walk-ins welcome before 5:15 PM weekdays)

A1 LiveScan & Notary Services, Downtown Los Angeles — Fast, AHCA-compliant fingerprinting for Florida healthcare professionals.