Need FBI FD-258 fingerprint cards in Norwalk, CA? Imperial Mailbox & Notary Services provides professional ink fingerprinting for federal, out-of-state, employment, licensing, immigration, and other background check requirements.
Walk-ins are welcome, and FD-258 fingerprint cards are available at our Norwalk location.
We also offer Live Scan fingerprinting at our Norwalk office. Follow your requesting agency’s instructions to choose the correct fingerprinting service.
What Are Fingerprint Cards?
The fingerprint card is commonly used by the FBI and other federal, state, and private agencies for fingerprint-based background checks.
Unlike California Live Scan, which submits fingerprints electronically, FD-258 cards provide physical fingerprints that you can submit according to the instructions from the requesting agency.
Common Uses for FD-258 Cards
- Out-of-state professional licensing
- Federal employment or background checks
- FBI Identity History Summary requests
- Immigration or visa applications
- Professional certifications
- Adoption requirements
- Employment outside California
- Other federal or out-of-state applications
- Always follow the instructions provided by the agency requesting your fingerprints.
What to Bring
- A valid government-issued photo ID (Driver’s License, Passport, or State ID)
- Any forms or instructions provided by your requesting agency (if applicable)
We prepare your fingerprint cards for you to submit according to your requesting agency’s instructions.
FBI Fingerprinting Near Norwalk
Imperial Mailbox & Notary Services is located in Norwalk, CA, providing FD-258 fingerprint card services for customers from Cerritos, Santa Fe Springs, Bellflower, Downey, La Mirada, Artesia, Whittier, Lakewood, and surrounding Southeast Los Angeles County communities.
Visit Us Today
Call: (562) 651-1620
Email: imperialboxmail@gmail.com
Visit: 12325 Imperial Hwy, Norwalk, CA 90650
Walk-ins welcome. Call before visiting to confirm pricing, availability, and what to bring. For an initial inquiry, tell us the requesting agency, how many fingerprint cards you need, and your deadline. Bring any forms or written instructions provided by the agency.
