Nursing & allied health programs
Students placed at clinical sites in more than one state, and programs enrolling students from several states.
Nursing & allied health fingerprintingMulti-State & National Programs
When employees, students or licensed staff are spread across several states, Midwest Identity Services acts as your multi-state fingerprinting vendor: one partner to plan requirements, coordinate FD-258 and Live Scan fingerprinting, and keep every location on schedule.
Program footprintIllustrative planning view
Illustrative map of the United States highlighting the Kansas City metro headquarters in Missouri and Kansas. Coverage in other states is confirmed per program.
The multi-state problem
Fingerprinting is managed state by state. Your organization isn’t.
Live Scan networks, agency codes and applicant processes are typically managed at the state level.
Someone who lives in one state but is employed or licensed in another may need FD-258 cards instead of Live Scan.
Using a different provider in each market makes it hard to know who has been fingerprinted and what is still outstanding.
Separate providers mean separate invoices, rates and reconciliation work for HR and finance.
Instead of managing a patchwork of local providers, route every location through a single, coordinated program.
Onboarding a distributed hiring class shouldn’t mean a different fingerprinting process in every state.
We help HR and talent teams build fingerprinting into onboarding: confirming which states support Live Scan for the role, arranging capture near employees or at a central orientation, and using FD-258 cards where electronic submission isn’t an option.
Organizations looking for a national group fingerprinting provider usually need flexibility more than anything else.
Some programs work best as one large session; others need a series of smaller events in several markets. We recommend a format based on headcount, geography and deadlines. Nationwide mobile fingerprinting for corporate clients is coordinated project by project, with availability in each market confirmed before you commit.
Discuss your locationsBring a regional group to one location for a single scheduled session.
Fingerprinting at individual offices, branches or campuses.
Recurring sessions timed to hiring cycles in each market.
Larger one-time sessions for new contracts, acquisitions or program starts.
Most multi-state programs need both methods. Managing them together avoids gaps when one state accepts electronic submission and another requires cards.
Electronic
Suited to applicants processed by an agency in a state that supports electronic submission for that purpose.
Portable ink card
The standard FBI applicant card, commonly used for out-of-state applicants, federal requirements and agencies that require hard cards.
Finance teams shouldn’t have to reconcile invoices from a different fingerprinting provider in every state.
Multi-state programs can be set up with account-level billing and a consistent record of the sessions and services delivered. Billing arrangements are agreed during program setup.
Program-level invoices instead of one per location or attendee.
Sessions identified by department, branch or program where your finance team needs it.
New locations or cohorts added to the same program as you expand.
Two sectors with especially complex multi-state needs, each with a dedicated program.
Students placed at clinical sites in more than one state, and programs enrolling students from several states.
Nursing & allied health fingerprinting
Guard, installer and technician teams licensed in several states, often hiring continuously.
Security company fingerprintingFour steps from a list of locations to a coordinated program.
Where your people are, how many need fingerprinting, and which requirements apply.
Live Scan or FD-258 needs confirmed by state and agency, with anything unusual flagged early.
Group events, mobile visits or appointments planned for each location.
You work with one contact from the first session to the final follow-up.
For HR, compliance and operations leaders managing people in more than one state.
Have a list of locations?Send it over and we’ll outline how a coordinated program could work.
Contact our teamA multi-state fingerprinting vendor coordinates fingerprinting for people located in, or applying to agencies in, more than one state. Instead of engaging separate providers in each market, the organization works with one vendor to plan requirements, schedule capture and manage follow-up.
Yes. Many multi-state programs need both: Live Scan where a state supports electronic submission, and FD-258 cards for out-of-state applicants or agencies that require hard cards. We coordinate both within one program.
Coverage is confirmed program by program, based on where your people are located and the requirements involved. Share your locations and we will confirm what we can support before you commit.
Multi-state programs can be set up with centralized billing so your organization isn’t reconciling separate invoices for each location. Billing arrangements are agreed during program setup.
Share your locations, headcount and requirements, and we’ll outline a multi-state plan for your organization.