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Covered California Live Scan Fingerprinting in Los Angeles

If you are an employee, volunteer, or contractor working with Covered California, you may be required to complete Live Scan fingerprinting for a background check through the California Department of Justice (DOJ).

We provide fast, compliant Covered California Live Scan fingerprinting in Los Angeles with same-day electronic submission.

Is Live Scan Required for Covered California?

Yes. Most individuals working with Covered California must complete Live Scan fingerprinting to:

  • Verify identity
  • Conduct DOJ background checks
  • Comply with state healthcare and public agency regulations

Each request is processed under a specific ORI number issued by the requesting agency.

Covered California Live Scan in Los Angeles

We serve:

  • State employees
  • Plan-based enrollers
  • CalHEERS applicants
  • Certified insurance agents
  • Contractors and volunteers

Our downtown Los Angeles location makes it convenient for applicants working in the surrounding business district.

How the Covered California Live Scan Process Works

1. Obtain Your Live Scan Request Form

Covered California or your supervising agency will provide the required DOJ Live Scan form.

2. Bring Required Documents

You must bring:

  • Completed Live Scan request form
  • Valid government-issued photo ID

3. Fingerprint Capture

Your fingerprints are captured electronically using DOJ-approved Live Scan equipment.
The process takes approximately 10–15 minutes.

4. Electronic DOJ Submission

Your fingerprints are transmitted directly to the California Department of Justice for processing.

5. Results Sent to Agency

Results are sent directly to the requesting Covered California agency — not to the applicant.

What If I Was Previously Fingerprinted?

Live Scan results typically cannot be transferred between agencies.
Even if you were previously fingerprinted, Covered California may require a new submission using its assigned ORI number.

How Long Do Covered California Background Checks Take?

  • In-office fingerprinting: 10–15 minutes
  • DOJ processing: Typically 3–10 business days

Processing times vary based on DOJ volume and background history.

Why Fingerprint Quality Matters

Low-quality fingerprints can lead to:

  • DOJ rejection notices
  • Delays in employment clearance
  • Additional fingerprint appointments

Our experienced technicians ensure accurate electronic capture to reduce rejection risk.

Covered California Live Scan Near Pershing Square

We are located in downtown Los Angeles, conveniently accessible from:

  • Pershing Square
  • Financial District
  • Civic Center
  • Metro Red & Purple Lines

Walk-ins are welcome.

Why Choose Mr. Fingerprints?

  • Same-day DOJ electronic submission
  • Fast 10–15 minute appointments
  • Experienced Live Scan technicians
  • Downtown LA location
  • Walk-ins welcome

Accurate fingerprint capture helps prevent delays in Covered California employment clearance.

Book Your Covered California Live Scan Appointment

If you need fingerprinting for Covered California compliance, we can complete your Live Scan quickly and submit electronically the same day.

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