Fingerprint & Live Scan Training in Dayton, OH
If you're a notary in Dayton, you're already most of the way to offering fingerprinting. Our online fingerprinting classes walk you from your first roll through the FD-258 and into how to start a fingerprinting business serving Dayton and the rest of Ohio.
Why Dayton notaries and small businesses add fingerprinting
In Dayton, the buyers are the same ones you'd expect: licensing boards, schools and daycares, healthcare employers, adoption and immigration filings, contractors, and volunteers who all need prints for a background check. Module by module, the course shows you how to reach each of them in a market like Dayton.
What the course teaches
It's the same complete training whether you're in Dayton or anywhere else — 100% online, lifetime access:
- Rolling technique — clean, nail-to-nail prints without smudging
- The FD-258 fingerprint card, field by field (and why cards get rejected)
- Ink card vs. Live Scan — what each is and who accepts which
- Your kit, suppliers, and pricing
- How to start a fingerprinting business and get found locally in Dayton
Plus two bonus courses — Google Maps SEO and Apostille Agent Certification — and our supplier lists. See the full curriculum or compare it to other courses.
A note on Ohio requirements
One important note for Ohio: Live Scan is regulated at the state level, and requirements for providers vary. Ink-card fingerprinting (for FBI channelers and out-of-state applicants) is generally lighter than becoming an approved Live Scan vendor. The course shows you how to determine what applies in Ohio — but you'll confirm your own state and agency rules before taking a paying client.
Start learning tonight, from Dayton
Ten modules, two bonus courses, lifetime access — one payment of $97.
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Educational training only, not legal or agency-approval advice. Fingerprinting and Live Scan requirements vary by state, agency, and submission type; confirm Ohio’s current rules before offering services. Not affiliated with the FBI or any government agency.