SurePath Diagnostics offers certified ink fingerprinting for FD-258 cards, background checks, and child ID kits across Hendersonville, Nashville, Sumner County, and Williamson County. It's one of those tasks that comes up for a lot of families and businesses in the area and tends to get put off until it's actually needed.
Whether you're a parent building a child ID kit, a new hire finishing up a background check, or a business owner making sure your compliance paperwork is airtight, fingerprinting is one of those things that feels small until you actually need it. And then it needs to be done right.
Is Ink Fingerprinting Still Accepted?
Fingerprints are still one of the most reliable ways to confirm identity, and yes, ink fingerprinting is still the accepted standard for FD-258 cards, background checks, and most licensing requirements. Schools, employers, licensing boards, and government agencies rely on it because it doesn't change and it can't be faked. For children, a fingerprint card kept on file at home gives parents a fast, accurate identification tool in the rare case it's ever needed. For adults, fingerprinting is often the final step standing between an applicant and a job offer, a license, or a certification.
Why Does SurePath Only Offer Ink Fingerprinting?
At SurePath, we do ink fingerprinting exclusively. No live scan, no exceptions. Ink fingerprinting has been the accepted standard for decades and it's accepted by every agency we've worked with. It's also something we can do anywhere, which means we come to your office, your event, or your home instead of asking you to track down a specific machine at a specific location. If a form requires a specific format like an FD-258 card, we make sure that's exactly what you get.
What's the Difference Between Fingerprinting and I-9/E-Verify?
One mix-up we hear often is treating fingerprinting and I-9/E-Verify as the same service. They're not. Fingerprinting confirms identity through your prints. I-9 and E-Verify confirm your legal right to work in the United States through document review. Some employers need one, some need both. If you're not sure which applies to you, that's a quick conversation, not a guessing game. You can read more on our Workplace Compliance page.
Who Needs Fingerprinting Services
- Parents building a child ID kit
- New employees completing a background screening
- Licensed professionals renewing certifications
- Businesses fulfilling compliance or vendor requirements
- Anyone who needs a certified fingerprint card for a government or legal process
How Much Does Fingerprinting Cost in Tennessee?
Pricing varies depending on the type of fingerprinting and how many cards you need. Reach out for current rates and any seasonal offers we have running.
Book Fingerprinting Services in Hendersonville, Nashville, and Surrounding Counties
We come to you, whether that's your office, your event, or your home. Book your appointment or reach out to us at info@surepathdna.com or 615-813-7334. Visit our Resources page for more on background checks, child ID kits, and workplace compliance across Middle Tennessee.