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An ORI (Originating Agency Identifier) is essential for background checks as it identifies the specific agency or organization requesting the check and ensures fingerprints and results are routed correctly. It directs results to the appropriate employer, licensing board, or government entity, ensures compliance with industry-specific laws, and authorizes processing. Without an ORI, fingerprinting centers cannot process requests for level 2 backgrounds, as all checks must be tied to an authorized agency.

The ORI (Originating Agency Identifier) number can be found through the organization requesting the background check, such as an employer, licensing board, or government agency, as they should provide it. Check any forms or instructions you’ve received, as the ORI is often listed there, or visit the agency’s website, where it may be published for applicants. Additionally, state or federal government websites may list ORI numbers for specific programs. If unsure, contact the requesting agency directly to confirm the correct ORI.

A fingerprinting service typically takes about 10 to 15 minutes to complete. The process involves verifying your identity, capturing your fingerprints electronically (or using ink, if required), and ensuring the prints meet quality standards. However, the overall time may vary depending on factors like the service provider's efficiency and the accuracy of the prints captured.