How Much Money You Can Make With
​Mobile Fingerprinting and Where to Find Work

Click the video below to learn how Lisa Duffy earned $3k per month by adding Mobile Fingerprinting to her business! 
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Are you looking for a way to maximize your notary commission and make some extra cash on the side? Maybe something that's flexible and fits into your schedule?

You should supplement your monthly income by adding Mobile Fingerprinting to your services!

As a notary public, you already have the skills needed to provide fingerprinting services.

​And with mobile fingerprinting, you can offer this service right from the comfort of your own home or travel to your clients' locations.

What is Mobile Fingerprinting?

Mobile fingerprinting involves taking someone's fingerprints and submitting them for background checks, employment verification, or other purposes.

As a notary who offers mobile fingerprinting services, you can provide this convenient service and all you need is the proper equipment and training to get started.

How Much Can You Earn with Mobile Fingerprinting?

Now let's talk about how much money can you make with mobile fingerprinting!

On average, someone who does mobile fingerprinting can make around $35 - $50 per appointment, which takes no more than 10 minutes.

​However, depending on the location and type of client, you could charge more per client.

The best part is, there's no limit to how many appointments you can take in a day or week.

So if you're willing to put in the time and effort, you could potentially earn hundreds of dollars per day just by offering this simple service. 
Click the video below to get a better understanding of the Mobile Fingerprinting process and how much you can charge for your services! 

Why Mobile Fingerprinting is a Great Way to Supplement Your Income

Offering mobile fingerprinting services is an easy way to supplement your income on your own terms. You don't need any special skills or education beyond your notary commission, and you can set your own hours based on what works best for you.

Plus, since most people need fingerprinting services for job applications or background checks at some point in their lives, there's always demand for this service.

​That means as long as you're willing to put yourself out there and market your services effectively, there's plenty of earning potential waiting for you.


So if you're looking for a flexible side hustle that doesn't require a lot of time or investment upfront but has great earning potential, consider adding mobile fingerprinting to your list of services as a notary public!

How to Find and Get Mobile Fingerprinting Work

When it comes to getting work as a Mobile Fingerprinter, there are several important steps you should follow to establish yourself in the field and increase your chances of finding job opportunities.

Step 1: Obtain Approval and Certification

To start your journey as a Mobile Fingerprinter, you need to apply and get approved by the Department of Justice (DOJ).

Begin by submitting an application to become a Fingerprint Roller.

This process involves providing necessary personal and professional information for review.

​Once your application is approved, you will receive the Finger Print Roller certificate from the DOJ, validating your qualifications to provide fingerprinting services.

Step 2: Become a Service Provider

After obtaining certification as a Fingerprint Roller, you can proceed to apply as a Mobile Fingerprinting service provider.

Request a packet from the DOJ, which contains the required forms and instructions for the application process.

Fill out the paperwork carefully and accurately, ensuring that you meet all the necessary criteria and comply with any additional state-specific requirements.

The DOJ may conduct a background check to assess your suitability for providing fingerprinting services.

If you pass the background check, you will be provided with the necessary documentation to officially become a Mobile Fingerprinting service provider.

Step 3: Acquire Proper Fingerprinting Equipment and Supplies

To offer reliable and accurate fingerprinting services, it's essential to invest in the proper equipment.

Research and connect with vendors who specialize in providing fingerprinting equipment and supplies.

Ensure that you acquire high-quality fingerprinting tools, such as fingerprint scanners, ink pads, fingerprint cards, and other necessary items.

​Choosing reliable equipment will contribute to the accuracy and efficiency of your mobile fingerprinting operations.

 

Building a strong professional network is crucial for finding work as a Mobile Fingerprinter.

Start by reaching out to local law enforcement agencies, private investigation firms, background screening companies, immigration offices, and other organizations that may require fingerprinting services.

Attend industry events, seminars, and conferences to meet professionals in related fields and establish valuable connections.

Networking with attorneys, paralegals, and legal professionals can also lead to potential job opportunities.

Building relationships within the legal community can result in recurring business and referrals.

Step 5: Market Your Services

To attract clients and stand out in the industry, it's important to market your mobile fingerprinting services effectively.

Develop a professional website that showcases your expertise, qualifications, and contact information. Highlight the benefits of your services, such as convenience, accuracy, confidentiality, and quick turnaround times.

Utilize Google Business Profile and search engine optimization (SEO) techniques to improve your online visibility and make it easier for potential clients to find you.

Consider joining professional networks, directories, and industry-specific platforms where clients actively seek fingerprinting services.

​By using online and offline marketing strategies to promote your business and increase awareness among your target audience.

Step 6: Stay Updated and Enhance Your Skills

Mobile fingerprinting technology and industry practices continually evolve.

It's important to stay updated on the latest developments, trends, and regulations in the field.

Attend training programs, workshops, and conferences to enhance your skills and knowledge.

Stay informed about any changes in state laws or guidelines related to mobile fingerprinting.

​Continuing education and professional development will not only enhance your expertise but also contribute to your credibility and competitiveness in the industry.
By following these comprehensive steps, you can establish yourself as a Mobile Fingerprinter and increase your chances of finding work in this specialized field.

​Remember that persistence, professionalism, and a commitment to providing excellent service are key factors in building a successful career as a Mobile Fingerprinter.

Ready to Start Making More Money with Mobile Fingerprinting?

Mobile Fingerprinting is Included in Every Loan Signing System Course

If you're ready to start earning more money as a notary public who offers mobile fingerprinting services, it is included in every Loan Signing System training course as part of the ongoing mentorship service (Complete Notary Mentorship).

To learn more about building a successful notary signing agent business, click the button below! 

If You're Already a Loan Signing System Student, Get Complete Notary Mentorship

If you're already a Loan Signing System student, join Complete Notary Mentorship and learn how to earn money mobile fingerprinting. Complete Notary Mentorship provides the training, support, and resources you need to succeed in this exciting field. You'll learn everything from how to set up your business and market your services effectively to how to provide top-notch customer service and keep your clients coming back for more.

As a member of Complete Notary Mentorship, you'll also get access to the CNM exclusive Google Business Profile training. This will teach you how to optimize your online presence so that potential clients can easily find you when they're searching for mobile fingerprinting services in their area.