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Fingerprinting, investigative, and notary information for Central Florida.
The firm’s current official website lists FDLE Live Scan, hard-card, mobile and group fingerprinting, investigative services, and notarization from Apopka and Sanford.
Apopka and Sanford, FloridaApopka: (407) 703-7236; Sanford: (407) 688-3305.
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HistoryFounded in 2016 — approximately 10 years in business as of 2026
Service areaCentral Florida, including Lake, Osceola, Orange, Seminole, and Volusia Counties; the firm also describes serving the Greater Orlando region. It states that mobile fingerprinting is mainly for Central Florida and may travel outside the region on request.
Experience & distinctionsFDLE's registered LiveScan provider list names LIVESCAN FINGERPRINTING, INVESTIGATIVE & NOTARY SERVICES, LLC, contact Timothy A. Davis, telephone 407-703-7236.
Local presenceApopka: 1706 E Semoran Boulevard, Suite 111, Apopka, FL 32703. Sanford: 203 E 3rd Street, Suite 104, Sanford, FL 32773.
01 · About the firm
Founded in 2016 — approximately 10 years in business as of 2026
The official About page says the firm opened in Apopka in 2016 and subsequently expanded to Sanford. Its separate 20-plus-years statement refers to investigative experience, not company operating history.
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Established in Apopka in 2016 and now operates a second office in Sanford.
Walk-ins are welcomed for fingerprinting; the firm says appointments are not required for fingerprinting or notary services.
Mobile Live Scan service is available for an additional fee, including stated group options for classes and job fairs.
The official site lists Saturday hours at the Apopka office, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.; both offices list weekday hours of 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
The firm states that it can capture/transfer FBI FD-258 hard cards and provide electronic hard-card transmittals to FDLE.
02 · Areas of expertise
What Live Scan Fingerprinting, Investigative & Notary Services provides
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Mobile Live Scan fingerprinting, including on-location and group services for an additional fee.
Hard-card fingerprinting, including FBI FD-258 capture or transfer to a requested hard card, plus stated electronic hard-card transmittals to FDLE.
Private investigative services, including confidential background-information gathering for personal or business purposes.
Investigation support the firm describes as surveillance, subpoena service, legal testimony, and written, video, or photographic reports for criminal or civil case preparation.
Insurance-claim and workers' compensation-claim investigations.
Notary public services for personal, official, and legal documents.
03 · Who may find this useful
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Job applicants and current employees directed by an employer, regulator, or licensing body to complete fingerprint-based screening.
Employers and organizations that need Level 2 screening support or mobile/group fingerprinting for teams, classes, or events.
Applicants in specialized or regulated fields such as adult care, child care, medical, real estate, nursing, and massage, when their requesting agency specifies fingerprinting.
Individuals and organizations needing hard-card fingerprints or routine notarization.
Businesses, legal teams, insurers, and private clients seeking investigative services.
04 · Why people start looking
The questions behind the search
Where can I obtain FDLE Live Scan or Level 2 fingerprints near Apopka, Sanford, or Greater Orlando?
What should I confirm with my employer, licensing board, school, or agency before I arrive?
Do I need an appointment, can I walk in, or can my group use mobile fingerprinting?
Do I need electronic Live Scan or an FBI FD-258/hard-card fingerprint submission?
Which service should I ask for if I need fingerprinting, notarization, or an investigator in Central Florida?
05 · Free information series
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Start With the Requesting Agency's Instructions
Explain that the employer, board, school, or other requesting agency is the authority for the screening type, ORI, fees, and submission instructions.
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ORI Numbers: What They Are and Why They Matter
Give a plain-language explanation of ORI numbers and questions to ask the requesting agency before visiting; avoid publishing a universal ORI list.
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Live Scan vs. Hard-Card Fingerprinting
Clarify the basic difference between electronic Live Scan and printed fingerprint cards, and encourage readers to confirm the accepted format with the receiving agency.
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A Practical Fingerprinting-Visit Checklist
Offer evergreen preparation steps: confirm agency instructions, bring agency-specified identification and paperwork, and verify the service type and office before travel.
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Walk-In, Appointment, Mobile, and Group Options
Explain the firm's published walk-in and mobile/group options while directing readers to call for current availability, rates, and group logistics.
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After Your Prints Are Submitted
Describe sensible next steps: keep transaction information if given, use the requesting agency's status process, and recognize that agencies control processing and eligibility decisions.
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When a Document Needs Notarization
Provide a general, non-legal-advice overview of bringing the complete unsigned document and appropriate identification, with a reminder to confirm recipient requirements.
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06 · First free resource
Central Florida Fingerprinting Preparation Guide
An evergreen guide that helps applicants confirm the right fingerprinting route and arrive prepared without guessing about agency-specific requirements.
- Questions to ask your employer, board, school, or agency before scheduling or walking in.
- A simple Live Scan versus hard-card guide, including when to ask about FBI FD-258 cards.
- A preparation checklist for agency-specified identification, paperwork, ORI information, and office selection.
- How to decide whether walk-in, appointment, mobile, or group service may fit your situation.
- What to do after submission and where to seek status information.
- A reminder to verify current fees, availability, and agency requirements before service.
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07 · Experience, licensing & distinctions
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FDLE's registered LiveScan provider list names LIVESCAN FINGERPRINTING, INVESTIGATIVE & NOTARY SERVICES, LLC, contact Timothy A. Davis, telephone 407-703-7236.
The same FDLE list identifies the Sanford provider listing as Hard Card Scanning Capable.
The firm states that it is an FDLE-authorized Live Scan vendor and State of Florida/FDLE-approved for Level 2 screenings, subject to its stated exceptions.
The firm identifies Timothy A. Davis, Sr. as a licensed private investigator and publishes Class A A160031, Class C C1700002, and Class D D1633147; attribute these license details to the firm because this research did not independently confirm them through the state license registry.
The firm states it is fully licensed to perform notary services, but publishes no commission details.
The firm states that its professionals have more than 20 years of investigative experience, and that its team includes a retired police lieutenant with 20 years on the force.
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Official home page — services, office information, service area, stated vendor status, and experience claimsOfficial About page — 2016 opening, Sanford expansion, published Level 2 exceptions, mobile and hard-card detailsOfficial fingerprinting services page — walk-in, mobile, investigation, and notary offeringsOfficial contact page — two-office addresses, phones, service area, and hoursFDLE current registered LiveScan submitters pageFDLE registered LiveScan provider list — firm listing and Sanford hard-card capability
General preparation information only. The requesting employer, board, school, regulator, or agency controls screening requirements, ORI information, identification, forms, and eligibility decisions. Confirm current pricing, availability, instructions, and processing expectations.
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