Immigration Fingerprinting Dallas-Fort Worth

In-office at 320 Decker Dr, Suite 254, Irving, TX 75062 (by appointment) and mobile across DFW: Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, Arlington, Richardson, Garland, McKinney, Allen, Southlake, Grapevine, Carrollton, Lewisville, Addison, Mesquite, Grand Prairie, Euless, Bedford, Hurst, and Coppell. Our equipment is fully portable, so we can come to your home, office, or attorney’s office.

Mobile immigration fingerprinting is $85 (we come to you, includes 2 FD-258 cards) and office visits are also $85 — the office price matches mobile, with no travel fee. Additional cards are $20 each. A 4% processing fee applies, and discounted rates are available for additional family members at the same appointment.

No. For most domestic green card, work permit, and naturalization applications, USCIS schedules your biometrics at an Application Support Center (ASC), and that fee is included in your filing fee. If you’ve received an ASC appointment notice (Form I-797C), attend that USCIS appointment. Our FD-258 card service is for cases that specifically require fingerprint cards — consular processing, overseas filings, attorney- or agency-requested cards, and FBI background checks for immigration.

Usually when your case is handled outside a USCIS ASC: consular processing and immigrant visa applications abroad, overseas filings, attorney- or agency-requested cards, or an FBI Identity History Summary for an immigration matter. Your attorney, agency, or written instructions will tell you if fingerprint cards are required and which type.

Yes. Consular processing and overseas filings frequently require FD-258 fingerprint cards, and that’s one of the most common reasons people use our service from DFW. Bring the instructions from your consulate or attorney so we capture the correct card type and any required reference codes.

Bring a valid government-issued photo ID (driver’s license, passport, or state ID), any USCIS notices or receipt numbers (Form I-797), and your attorney’s or agency’s instructions specifying the card type or form needed. We supply the FD-258 cards and equipment. See the checklist above for details.

Our professional technicians capture rolled and flat prints on FD-258 cards to FBI specifications using professional-grade equipment, with a quality check on every print. If cards are rejected due to print quality, we redo the fingerprinting and you only pay the travel fee. Final acceptance also depends on your application paperwork and the receiving agency’s requirements.

Yes. We handle family-based immigration cases and group appointments and can fingerprint your entire family or group at one visit — at our Irving office or your location anywhere in DFW. Discounted rates apply for additional family members. For groups of 3 or more, call (972) 200-2084 to arrange the most efficient scheduling.

Often same day. The fingerprinting process takes approximately 15–20 minutes per person at our Irving office or at your location anywhere in DFW. Call (972) 200-2084 for urgent immigration deadlines and same-day availability.

Yes. Our technicians adjust pressure, positioning, and moisture to get the clearest possible prints, and we check quality on the spot before completing your cards. This significantly reduces the chance of a rejection compared with a rushed or self-administered capture.

Yes. Many immigration cases require an FBI Identity History Summary (the national background check sometimes called a “rap sheet”). We capture your fingerprints and the request is submitted through VetConnex, an FBI-approved channeler. See our FBI Identity History Summary page for details.

Yes. We regularly work with immigration law firms that need FD-258 cards prepared for clients in consular and overseas cases. We can come to your office or coordinate directly with your client across DFW. Call (972) 200-2084 to set up firm or recurring arrangements.