Fingerprinting & Notary

Identity & documentation services, done quickly and correctly.

Convenient ink card fingerprinting and notary services for employment, licensing, background checks, professional documentation, and personal needs.

Offerings

Required Documents

Bring these to your appointment.

Government-issued photo ID
Driver's license, state ID, passport, or military ID. ID must be current and unexpired.
Blank fingerprint cards
Bring the cards required by the requesting agency (e.g. FBI FD-258). We can also provide standard cards.
Agency instructions or ORI number
Some background checks require a specific agency code or mailing address.
Document to be notarized
Bring the document unsigned — most notarizations require signing in front of the notary.

Estimated Timeline

01 · Check-in
5 min
Verify photo ID and confirm the cards or documents you're submitting.
02 · Fingerprint capture
10–15 min
Rolled ink prints captured on each card you bring; we re-roll if any print is unclear.
03 · Notary execution
5–10 min
Signer acknowledges or swears as required; notary completes certificate and journal entry.
04 · Hand-off
Same visit
Cards and notarized documents leave with you — we don't mail to agencies on your behalf unless arranged.

FAQ

Still have questions? Reach our team at info@atlhealthspot.com or (877) ATL-SPOT.

Do you do live scan or only ink cards?: We provide ink card fingerprinting on standard FBI FD-258 and most state/agency cards. Confirm with the requesting agency that ink cards are accepted.
Can I bring my own fingerprint cards?: Yes — please bring the exact cards required by the requesting agency. We also keep standard FBI FD-258 cards on hand.
How many cards should I get?: We recommend at least one extra. Agencies occasionally reject cards for smudging or alignment, and an extra avoids a return trip.
What can a notary not do?: A notary cannot give legal advice, prepare or draft documents, or notarize a signature that wasn't made in their presence (with limited exceptions like properly executed acknowledgements).
Should I sign my document before arriving?: Generally no. Most notarial acts (jurats, sworn statements) require you to sign in front of the notary. Acknowledgements may allow prior signing — bring the document either way.
Do you offer mobile or after-hours service?: Standard service is at our Atlanta location during business hours. Group or business arrangements may be available — contact us to ask.

Schedule

Appointments are recommended to ensure availability.

Location

1130 Chattahoochee Ave NW Ste H
Atlanta, GA 30318