FLORIDA FINGERPRINTING RESOURCE

ORI & TCN Lookup Help

Verify the ORI supplied by your requesting agency before your Level 2 Live Scan fingerprinting appointment, then use your Transaction Control Number (TCN) to check fingerprint submission status through the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE).

Find the Right ORI

An Originating Agency Identifier (ORI) identifies the agency requesting your screening. Your employer, licensing board, school, volunteer organization or other requesting agency should provide the exact ORI.

Important: Do not select an ORI based only on job title or industry. An incorrect ORI can prevent the intended agency from receiving your results. Ship-N-Go enters the ORI provided by the applicant/requesting agency; the requesting agency is the authoritative source.

ORI Guidance by Agency

Where to confirm your ORI for common Florida screening types.

AHCA / Healthcare

Get the required ORI and any Clearinghouse information from the employer or requesting organization.

DBPR Licensing

Confirm the ORI assigned to your specific profession/application.

DBPR fingerprint guidance →

DCF

DCF screenings may require an ORI plus other identifiers such as an OCA. Confirm them with the requesting provider or DCF.

Other Agencies

Contact the agency that instructed you to be fingerprinted and ask for the exact ORI and submission instructions.

Track Your Fingerprints With a TCN

After electronic submission, keep the TCN from your receipt. Use FDLE’s public TCN status page to check transaction status. Background-check results are sent to the authorized requesting agency.

Need Level 2 Live Scan Fingerprinting in Fort Myers?

Bring valid identification, the exact ORI supplied by your requesting agency and your agency instructions to your Ship-N-Go fingerprinting appointment.