Handling official paperwork or identity verification can feel overwhelming when time is limited. Whether it is for employment, licensing, or preparing documents for international use, accuracy and speed are critical. It is a simple process that we make easy and secure at American Health Biometrics.
Our licensed staff provides fingerprinting, notary, and apostille services to meet all legal requirements. We make our services convenient for your schedule, offering both in-office and mobile services that maintain our high standards of professionalism. In this blog, we will explain why we take the approach of Notary Fingerprinting to ensure the safety of your documents and identity at every stage.
What Makes Notary Fingerprinting Essential?
Every official process that involves your identity or your documents must meet strict standards. Whether you are applying for a license, completing a background check, or sending documents abroad, the stakes are high.
That is where Notary Fingerprinting becomes essential. It combines two critical services:
- Fingerprinting that is fast, accurate, and accepted by the California Department of Justice and the FBI.
- Notary services that legally certify your signature and verify the authenticity of your documents.
When both are required, you cannot afford mistakes. A smudged print or improperly notarized form can delay an entire process. At American Health Biometrics, we remove that risk by ensuring that everything is done right the first time.
Our Expertise in Fingerprinting
Fingerprinting involves more than squashing ink onto paper. It is concerned with accuracy, adherence, and excellence. Our fingerprinting services are of two kinds:
- Live Scan Fingerprinting: This is the most secure and quickest process for submitting fingerprints to state and federal agencies, utilizing a computerized system. It is accredited by the FBI and the California Department of Justice; thus, the results are credible and can be accepted.
- Ink Card Fingerprinting: Some agencies or organizations still use the traditional technique of ink fingerprinting. Our ink fingerprint cards are prepared to the highest standards, ensuring that no detail is missed.
Regardless of the type of fingerprinting you require, there are trained technicians who will ensure compliance with the California DOJ and FBI standards for accuracy and reliability.
Why Notary Services Matter
Making a document notarized is not just about being able to sign a piece of paper; it’s about ensuring that the document is authentic and legally binding. It serves as a guarantee against fraud and ensures that your papers are recognized as having legal validity. Our notary services are carried out by certified, licensed, bonded, and insured professionals who understand the importance of every detail.
When a document requires notarization, three things are generally needed:
- Clear language that commits the signer.
- A valid signature.
- A notarial certificate completed by the notary.
We make sure that these requirements are met every time. Our team also explains what can and cannot be notarized, so you know exactly what to expect.
Apostille Services for International Use
Some documents are not only required in California or across the United States, but they must also be valid in other countries. That is where apostille services come in.
We handle the authentication of seals and signatures on public documents such as court orders, birth certificates, and other federally or locally issued paperwork. Every seal and signature must be original. Copies are not accepted unless they are True Certified Copies issued by the Secretary of State.
If your documents are written in a foreign language, they must first be translated into English by a Certified Translator. That translation must be notarized as a True Translation. It is only at that point that the apostille process can proceed.
With thorough control over these measures, we will ensure that your documents are not rejected in other countries.
Mobile Services for Your Convenience
We know that it is difficult to take a break at work or even travel. It makes sense to us that we offer mobile services, allowing fingerprinting, notary, and apostille to come to your location, whether it’s your home, workplace, or any other convenient location.
Our mobile team operates on an appointment basis, offering flexible schedules to suit you at home, at the office, or at any place of your choice. The same certified, professional services are provided to you without requiring a visit to our office.
This has helped our mobile services become a popular choice among businesses, schools, and busy individuals who require quick and reliable support.
Why Choose American Health Biometrics
Trust is the foundation of everything we do. Our clients in Long Beach and beyond rely on us to provide reliable and licensed services. Here is what sets us apart:
- Certified and Approved: Our fingerprinting services are approved by both the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the California Department of Justice.
- Qualified Professionals: Our notaries are bonded, insured, and experienced, ensuring that all relevant laws are adhered to.
- Quick and precise: We provide high-quality technology and tested methods to deliver the results you need.
- Convenient Locations: Visit us in our office in Long Beach or schedule a personal appointment for added convenience.
- Convenient Payments: You can pay with cash, credit, or debit.
When you choose American Health Biometrics, you are choosing peace of mind.
How We Simplify the Process
We know that most of our clients come to us when they are in a stressful situation, whether seeking new employment, preparing immigration papers, or attending to legal procedures. This is why we simplify the process:
- Make Your Arrangements: You can contact us to arrange a time that suits you.
- Bring Your Documents: Please ensure you have all originals with you.
- Service: Our technicians and notaries will take all of this into consideration.
- Walk Away Confident: You have walked away knowing that your fingerprints and documents are of the required standard.
This streamlined approach helps prevent delays and avoid repeat visits.
Who We Serve
Our services are designed for a wide range of clients who need reliable support:
- Individuals completing licensing or certification requirements.
- Employers need background checks for staff.
- Families preparing vital records, such as birth or marriage certificates, for international use.
- Organizations that require on-site fingerprinting or notary services.
- Anyone who values accuracy, professionalism, and convenience.
We understand the importance of your time and the confidentiality of your documents. That is why we tailor our services to meet the needs of both individuals and groups.
Conclusion
In matters concerning identity protection and ensuring the safety of your documents, trust, accuracy, and integrity are paramount. We achieve this at American Health Biometrics by offering fingerprinting, notarization, apostille services, and mobile services, and creating a one-stop shop.
Individuals seeking licenses and families preparing for international travel find our services to be caring, precise, and professional. We have certified staff who will take care of the details, allowing you to concentrate on what matters most.
Select American Health Biometrics as your next Notary Fingerprinting service provider and have the comfort of knowing that you are dealing with professionals who can be trusted.
FAQs
Do I need to bring identification for notary or fingerprinting services?
Yes. You should always bring a valid government-issued ID for any service.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept cash, credit, and debit for all services.
Can you come to my location?
Yes. Our mobile services bring notary, apostille, and fingerprinting directly to you.
Are copies of documents accepted for apostille?
No. Only originals are accepted unless you have a True Certified Copy issued by the Secretary of State.
What if my document is in a foreign language?
It must be translated into English by a Certified Translator and notarized as a True Translation before it can be processed for an apostille.
