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I've been calling around and can't find a place to do fingerprint cards (FD-258). Is there anywhere in the valley (Glendale/Peoria preferred) that is a one-stop shop and actually open?

Most police departments or sheriff offices will if you call and make an appointment.

May be harder than normal right now.
I bought 50 cards off Amazon and a inking stone. Been doing my own for a couple years now.

Maybe give John Hansen with Hollwpoint Defense a call.

Is doing one's own allowed with an FFL application?

Racewin wrote: ↑January 18th, 2021, 4:55 pm Is doing one's own allowed with an FFL application?

Yes. If you cant find someone do it yourself. Practice a couple of times. Not hard. Just did it myself.

UPS Stores have LiveScan.

Racewin wrote: ↑January 18th, 2021, 4:55 pm Is doing one's own allowed with an FFL application?

Bare arms in Scottsdale does them and usually has a person on site. They are reasonable.

You can do them yourself, it's not hard just practice not to smudge. They must be readable. Just remember on fingers roll from hard to easy.

You can order fingerprint cards directly from ATF, no charge, and get a kit or kit and cars from the Internet including Amazon.

QuietM4 wrote: ↑January 18th, 2021, 5:09 pm UPS Stores have LiveScan.

Agree livescan is the way to go. They can print several cards at once AND the software gives a “reject” notification if the print roll wasn’t good. This saves time as with old school ink rolling you can have smudges.

I use this place in Tempe. https://verticalidentity.com/

Digital scan.

edit...They must've split the business into different entities. https://911drugtesting.com/

They are in the same building.

Did mine at UPS last time