Live Scan rolling/processing fee is $31 (subject to change and includes live scan fingerprinting, appointment, data entry, credit card online, credit card charge, 8016 Forms, and track transaction status).

CAL – DOJ and FBI FEES: Varies from $0 to $81 depending on the Application Type.

⦁ Non-expired Cal-DOJ Approved Identification. Approved ID includes:
OPTION 1: Acceptable Primary ID (if you have one of the 3 items below, this is all you will need)

⦁   California Driver’s License
⦁   Department of Motor Vehicles Identification Card
⦁   Out-of-State Official Driver’s License

OPTION 2: Acceptable Secondary ID PLUS 2 Supplemental Documents
Secondary ID (bring 1 of the following plus 2 Supplemental Documents) 

⦁   State government issued Certificate of Birth
⦁   U.S. Active Duty/Retiree/Reservist Military Identification Card (000 10-2)
⦁   U.S. Passport
⦁   Federal government Personal Identity Verification Card (PIV)
⦁   Department of Defense Common Access Card
⦁   U.S. Tribal or Bureau of Indian Affairs Identification Card
⦁   Social Security Card
⦁   Court Order for Name Change/Gender Change/Adoption/Divorce
⦁   Marriage Certificate (Government issued certificate)
⦁   U.S. Government issued Consular Report of Birth Abroad
⦁   Foreign Passport with appropriate immigration document(s)
⦁   Certificate of Citizenship (N560)
⦁   Certificate of Naturalization (N550)
⦁   INS I-551 Resident Alien Card issued since 1997
⦁   INS 1-688 Temporary Resident Identification Card
⦁   INS I-688B, I-766 Employment Authorization Card

⦁ PLUS Two Supplemental Documents (bring 2 of the following):

⦁   Utility bill (with matching address)
⦁   Jurisdictional voter registration card
⦁   Vehicle registration card/title
⦁   Paycheck stub with name/address
⦁   Spouse/parent affidavit
⦁   Cancelled check or bank statement
⦁   Mortgage documents 

Your fingerprinting will be submitted to Cal-DOJ immediately after fingerprinting.
Typical turn-around time from Cal-DOJ is only a few hours. Virtually all of the fingerprint background check transactions are completed within 48 hours.
However, occasionally, transactions can take up to a few weeks. For example, older (age) applicant’s transactions can often take longer due to poorer fingerprint quality or paper based fingerprint records which requires manual handling.

California Department of Justice typically sends the result within 48 hours. However, it can take up to a few weeks. After 2 weeks, visit Cal-DOJ’s Live Scan status website https://applicantstatus.doj.ca.gov/ to check on the status of your transaction. You will be asked to enter the live scan assigned 10-digit Applicant Tracking identifier (ATI) for your transaction along with your birth date. If the Cal-DOJ cannot locate your transaction, it does not mean they did not receive it. Generally, it means that they have not completed their processing. Wait one more weeks and try again. If after 3 weeks there is still no status, please contact support@applicantservices.com for further assistance. When emailing support please include your ATI number, your name, and date of your Live Scan transaction. 

Less than 2% of the Applicants will be rejected due to poor fingerprint image quality. If you received a rejection notification, your first resubmission is free when the following requirements are met:

⦁ Must complete the Resubmission within 30 days from the original transaction (we recommend 14 days).
⦁ Must reschedule with the Original Live Scan Location to perform the Resubmission.
⦁ Rejection must be caused by poor fingerprint quality. If you entered the data incorrectly, you must initiate and pay for a NEW transaction.
⦁ We recommend that you apply ample lotion to your hands throughout the day for one week prior to returning to the Live Scan location for resubmission. 

If received two rejection letters, you will need to undergo the Name Check process. Please visit:
https://oag.ca.gov/sites/all/files/agweb/pdfs/fingerprints/fbinamecheck.pdf