Expedited FBI Background Checks - Channeling

Fingerprints submitted electronically to FBI for expedited Background Check processing:

Live Scan and More is affiliated with FBI Channeler's and can provide electronic submission to the FBI for faster processing of your FBI Background Check, Results can be accessed online usually within 2-4 hours and you can received the hard copy next day with expedited shipping. No more waiting for 8 to 12 weeks to get your results from the FBI.

If you live outside our coverage or in another state we can still process your FBI Reports. All you need to do is send us your Fingerprints on an FD-258 Card and the order form. We covert your Ink Card into electronic files and submit to the FBI For processing (Refer to apply by mail instructions below).

Live Scan and More also provides Federal Apostille for the FBI Background check reports and Certified and Notarized translation for fast processing of your Visa Application. For more info contact on of our experienced agents or email us at Info@LivescanandMore.com

Some of the reasons FBI Channeling is used for are:

Personal Review/Correction

Work Visa/Student Visa

Foreign Residency/Travel

Adoption

Attorney Request

Applying for Sephardic Jews Citizenship for Portugal or Spain

Applying for Canadian Temporary Resident Permit (TRP)

Applying for Canadian Criminal Rehabilitation

Bring the following to your appointment:

1- Filled Request form

2- State Issued valid ID or Passport

Apply by Mail. Send the following:

1- Filled Request form

2- Fingerprints on 2 FD-258 Card

3- Payment by Money order, Cashiers Check or Credit Card

4- Mail everything to:  Live Scan and More

                                       8685 Wilshire Blvd. #13

                                       Beverly Hills, CA 90211

*FBI Channeling can be processed for a U.S. person (an individual who is a citizen of the U.S. or a lawful permanent resident of the U.S.).

*FBI Channeling cannot be requested for US Immigration or employment and/or licensing purposes within the United States. This type of request should be coordinated with the appropriate state identification bureau (or state police) for the correct procedures.