Recommend me a fingerprint facility for HQL

[trance3]

Anywhere near Annapolis area... I will appreciate. Finally deciding to buy some more handguns after my bank accounts were wiped out before Oct13. Thank you!

 

[swinokur]

https://www.dpscs.state.md.us/publicservs/fingerprint.shtml

 

[trance3]

https://www.dpscs.state.md.us/publicservs/fingerprint.shtml

Yes, I have seen that. I asked for recommendations of facility that were good to deal with. I have read several reviews online for some of the sites that charged more when you showed up in person than what they advertised, some who didn't know how to do it, or did it wrong.

 

[j_h_smith]

Since the last Dundalk Gun Show, I would highly recommend 1A Fingerprinting. There are associates with our own IP, Tyler Firearms in Halethrope. Not exactly in your backyard, but not that far away. They're right off of 695, not far from 295.

http://www.1afingerprinting.com/

 

[Mr. Ed]

I got a set of prints done at the APD. They're open for that on Monday evenings IIRC. Annapolis PD

 

[Laddertowr]

I'd suggest using any of our IP's who have this service... if they are to far out then you can try worth a shot in Millersville

 

[GoGoGadget]

Worth a Shot on Veteran's Hwy advertises fingerprinting services.

 

[garber38]

Getting fingerprinted for work, so can I use that set of digital or card prints also to
apply for Utah or other CCW permit?

 

[swinokur]

You should be able to for UT. Just know that FL requires prints that are done at a LE agency, not livescan. Many states require prints on their cards.

 

[Biggfoot44]

Any Livescan facility can have a bad day. ( Facilities that primarily do security gaurds , hazmat, day care workers, etc will have exponentially more experience under their belt than a firearearms spcific outfit. )Unless they are massively overpriced, just use the one closest to where you live, work, whatever on a daily basis. If the difference is only $10 or $15 , factor in your time and gas $ , before driving far.

 

[trance3]

Thanks everyone. I was in Ellicott City yesterday, and found FYI Fingerprinting near the court house. It took 15 mins and $50. Will recommend.

 

[jeeves]

Getting fingerprinted for work, so can I use that set of digital or card prints also to
apply for Utah or other CCW permit?

Per a thread about the Dundalk gunshow, Scott at 1A fingerprinting can print the finger print cards:
Posted by Tyler Firearms:
"I'll see if Scott will be bringing his printer and photo equipment for all you NFA folks. I believe NFA prints and photos are $25."
He was referring to 1A bring their printer to a gun show.

I went to Worth a Shot on Veteran's Highway and it worked out well. I've since discovered Tyler Firearms and wouldn't hesitate to patronize a business they associate with (1A firearms).

 

[remodeler1]

Thanks everyone. I was in Ellicott City yesterday, and found FYI Fingerprinting near the court house. It took 15 mins and $50. Will recommend.

I used FYI a couple years ago. Easy to find & in & out in 10 min

 

[lionfour]

I got mine done at Worth a Shot as part of the HQL course. Prior to that I had to
get fingerprinted to get a hack's license at this place in Empire Towers Glen
Burnie. Of course those did not count and had to get them done again for the HQL.
I would have to say getting that HQL card and arming up is my proudest
accomplishment of 2016.

 

[Mack C-85]

Thanks everyone. I was in Ellicott City yesterday, and found FYI Fingerprinting near the court house. It took 15 mins and $50. Will recommend.

I was going to recommend them, but since they're not near Annapolis.......

I was very pleased with their service. I have issues with prints since I spent 5 years slinging cardboard for UPS. Even though that was almost 35 years ago. My ridges are very slight and the machines are touchy. It took like 5 tries, but he was very professional and patient. I think it became a challenge.

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[Reloader]

I got mine done at Worth a Shot as part of the HQL course. Prior to that I had to
get fingerprinted to get a hack's license at this place in Empire Towers Glen
Burnie. Of course those did not count and had to get them done again for the HQL.
I would have to say getting that HQL card and arming up is my proudest
accomplishment of 2016.

I used to use Worth a Shot a lot till I sent my daughter there for the Utah class and she was treated very bad by the owner.

 

[Biggfoot44]

Oh ?

 

[garber38]

Per a thread about the Dundalk gunshow, Scott at 1A fingerprinting can print the finger print cards:
Posted by Tyler Firearms:
"I'll see if Scott will be bringing his printer and photo equipment for all you NFA folks. I believe NFA prints and photos are $25."
He was referring to 1A bring their printer to a gun show.

I went to Worth a Shot on Veteran's Highway and it worked out well. I've since discovered Tyler Firearms and wouldn't hesitate to patronize a business they associate with (1A firearms).

So if it is livescan, he can lift the prints and put them onto cards?

 

[3 Gun Gal]

This place is great and their customer service is very good. They are located in Eldersburg, but they travel also.

http://essentialsupportservicesllc.com/wp/

 

[j_h_smith]

So if it is livescan, he can lift the prints and put them onto cards?

Yes, I had 3 sets of cards made up at the Dundalk show.