No appointment is required. ROCA accepts walk-ins during business hours. Appointments are available if you want to minimize wait time, but most clients walk in and are served the same day.

The fingerprinting process itself usually takes 10–15 minutes. Total visit time depends on walk-in volume, but most clients are in and out quickly.

Yes. We use professional fingerprint capture methods that meet FBI standards. Our technicians are trained to ensure prints are clear and accepted by federal agencies.

Yes. We guide clients through the full process. After fingerprinting, we can explain how to submit your prints and how to request an apostille once the FBI report is issued.

Yes. Once your FBI background check is issued, we can process the federal apostille. Many clients complete fingerprinting and apostille services through ROCA for a smoother process.

Bring a valid government-issued ID and any fingerprint forms provided by your agency. If you’re unsure, we can review your paperwork when you arrive.

The cost for fingerprinting is $90 per person.

Yes. We provide standard fingerprint cards accepted by the FBI and other agencies. If your agency supplied a specific card, bring it with you and we will use it.

No. FBI fingerprinting is used for immigration, visas, professional licensing, employment clearance, adoption, residency abroad, and legal documentation.

Yes. Spanish-speaking staff are available to assist clients throughout the fingerprinting and apostille process.