Florida ORI Numbers for Live Scan Fingerprinting
A searchable reference of Florida ORI (Originating Agency Identifier) codes for FDLE Live Scan fingerprinting submissions. Covers AHCA, FDOH, DOE, DBPR, DCF, APD, DOEA, and more.
ORI numbers should always be confirmed with the requesting agency before fingerprint submission. Submitting fingerprints under the wrong ORI may delay or prevent your results from reaching the correct agency. ORI codes and pricing can vary by employer, agency, profession, application pathway, school district, and licensing board — the codes and pricing examples shown are commonly used informational references only.
Sky Bright LiveScan can help customers identify commonly used ORI numbers, but the applicant, employer, school, licensing board, or requesting agency is responsible for confirming the correct ORI before submission.
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Selecting a category filters the ORI lookup table below. Codes shown are common starting points — always confirm with your requesting agency.
Agency Pricing
starting price · includes FDLE digital transmission · walk-ins welcomeAHCA
Agency for Health Care Administration
CNAs, HHAs, ALF & Home Health Staff
Starting at $105
FDOH
Florida Department of Health
Nurses, EMTs, Pharmacists, Therapists
Starting at $105
DOE
Dept. of Education
Teachers, School Staff, Administrators
Starting at $90
DBPR
Business & Professional Regulation
Real Estate, Contractors, Cosmetology
Starting at $90
DCF
Dept. of Children & Families
Childcare Workers, Foster Parents
Starting at $90
APD
Agency for Persons with Disabilities
Support Coordinators, RBTs, Group Home Staff
Starting at $90
Pricing is subject to change and may vary depending on the specific ORI number, agency requirements, profession, appointment type, and requested services. Prices shown reflect common starting prices for standard submissions. DOEA and FLHSMV differ — see individual service pages for details. Confirm current pricing before your appointment.
Why ORI Numbers Vary
Employer
An ALF and a nursing home both fall under AHCA but may use different ORI codes depending on their license type and program enrollment.
Profession
Within FDOH, an RN uses a different ORI than a pharmacist, an EMT, or a respiratory therapist — each profession has its own licensing board.
Agency Subdivision
DCF has separate ORI codes for childcare, mental health programs, and shelter care. Using the wrong one can delay or void your clearance.
Application Pathway
Some pathways use employer-specific ORI codes assigned to that facility. Your HR department or caseworker will specify which ORI applies.
Licensing Board
DBPR oversees many professions — real estate, contractors, cosmetology — each with its own ORI assigned by FDLE.
Program Type
Foster care, adoption, and family placement through DCF each use distinct ORI codes. One ORI does not apply to all DCF programs.
Commonly Used ORI Numbers
reference only — confirm with your agencyEAHCA013ZCommonly used for Florida Medicaid Providers and Enrollees (AHCA)
View serviceEDOH0380ZCommonly used for CNA applicants (FDOH)
View serviceEDOEPUBS1Commonly used for K-12 instructional personnel (DOE)
View serviceFL920010ZCommonly used for real estate sales associate and broker licensing (DBPR)
View serviceEDCFGN10ZCommonly used for general childcare and family services workers (DCF)
View serviceEAPDGN10ZCommonly used for general disability services and waiver programs (APD)
View serviceThese reflect common starting points for the most frequently requested Florida background check pathways. ORI codes vary by employer, license type, and application pathway — always confirm the exact ORI with your requesting agency before fingerprinting.
ORI Numbers by Profession
ORI codes are not universal — they vary by profession, employer type, and licensing pathway. Find your profession below to understand which agency and ORI code applies to your situation.
Always confirm your ORI with your requesting agency before fingerprinting. The codes below are reference examples — your employer, HR department, or licensing board must verify the exact ORI for your specific role and employer.
Key principle: One job title does not equal one ORI. Many agencies assign different codes by employer license type, program enrollment, or application pathway. A nurse at a home health agency may need a different ORI than a nurse renewing a state license — even within the same agency. Your employer, HR department, or licensing board specifies which code applies to your exact situation.
Registered Nurse (RN) / Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
EDOH4420ZCommonly used for RN and LPN nursing applicants (FDOH). Typical price: $105. If your employer is an ALF, home health agency, or other AHCA-regulated facility, your employer may also require AHCA clearance under a separate ORI — confirm both with your employer and the Florida Board of Nursing.
CNA / Home Health Aide / ALF Staff
EDOH0380Z (CNA certification) · EAHCA013Z/EAHCA020Z (employer clearance)CNAs may need two submissions: EDOH0380Z for FDOH CNA certification (typical: $105), and an AHCA ORI for employer clearance (typical: $105). AHCA ORI varies by facility — home health/ALF: EAHCA013Z, nursing homes: EAHCA020Z. Confirm both with your employer's HR team.
Teacher / School Staff / Education Administrator
EDOEPUBS1 (instructional) · EDOEPUBS2 (admin) · VDOEPUBS3 (volunteers)K-12 instructional staff use EDOEPUBS1. Administrators and support staff use EDOEPUBS2. Volunteers and non-instructional staff may use VDOEPUBS3. Your school district HR confirms your code.
Real Estate Sales Associate / Broker
FL920010ZFREC/DBPR ORI for sales associate and broker licensing. Property managers may use a different ORI. Confirm with DBPR or your licensing school.
Childcare Worker / Foster Parent / Daycare Staff
EDCFGN10Z (childcare) · EDCFMH20Z (mental health) · EDCFSC30Z (residential)DCF assigns separate ORI codes by program type. General childcare: EDCFGN10Z. Mental health programs: EDCFMH20Z. Shelter/residential care: EDCFSC30Z. Your employer or DCF caseworker confirms your code.
Contractor / Real Estate Appraiser / Licensed Trade
FL922050Z (appraisers) · FL923400Z (construction)Each DBPR profession has its own ORI. Real Estate Appraisers use FL922050Z. Construction licensing applicants use FL923400Z (typical: $90–$95). Always confirm your specific ORI with DBPR before your appointment.
EMT / Paramedic
Confirm with FDOH EMS programORI codes for EMS certification vary by credential type and program. Typical price: $105. Always confirm the correct ORI directly with the Florida Bureau of Emergency Medical Services or your EMS training program director before your appointment.
Disability Support Worker / Group Home Staff
EAPDGN10Z (general) · EAPDFC20Z (family care homes)APD general waiver and disability services use EAPDGN10Z. Family care homes use EAPDFC20Z. Your employer or APD caseworker must confirm the correct ORI.
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20 ORI codes found
EAHCA013ZCommonly used for Florida Medicaid Providers and Enrollees — confirm ORI with your employer
EAHCA020ZCommonly used for AHCA-related healthcare screenings — confirm ORI with your employer
EAHCA790ZCommonly used for Managed Care screenings — confirm ORI with your employer or managed care plan
EDOH0380ZCommonly used for Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) applicants (Florida Department of Health) — confirm with FDOH or your employer
EDOH4420ZCommonly used for RN, LPN, and nursing applicants (Florida Board of Nursing) — confirm ORI with FDOH or the Board of Nursing
EDOH4550ZCommonly used for Clinical Social Work, Marriage & Family Therapy, and Mental Health Counseling applicants — confirm with your FDOH licensing board
EDOH4680ZCommonly used for pharmacy-related applicants (Florida Board of Pharmacy) — confirm with FDOH or the Board of Pharmacy
EDOH4700ZCommonly used for Physician Assistant applicants (Florida Department of Health) — confirm ORI with FDOH or the Board of Medicine
EDOEPUBS1Commonly used for K-12 instructional personnel and teaching certification applicants — confirm ORI with your school district HR
EDOEPUBS2Commonly used for school administrators, support staff, contractors, and vendors — confirm ORI with your school district HR
VDOEPUBS3Commonly used for school volunteers and non-instructional staff — confirm ORI with your school or district HR
EDCFGN10ZCommonly used for general childcare and family services workers — confirm ORI with your employer or DCF caseworker
EDCFMH20ZCommonly used for mental health and substance abuse program staff — confirm ORI with your employer or DCF
EDCFSC30ZCommonly used for DCF summer camp screenings and residential program workers — confirm ORI with your employer or DCF
EAPDGN10ZCommonly used for general disability services and iBudget/waiver program staff — confirm ORI with your employer or APD
EAPDFC20ZCommonly used for APD CDC screenings and family care home residential programs — confirm ORI with APD
EDOEA310ZCommonly used for elder care service providers and home care programs — confirm ORI with your employer or DOEA
FL920010ZCommonly used for real estate sales associate and broker licensing (FREC/DBPR) — confirm ORI with DBPR before your appointment
FL922050ZCommonly used for Real Estate Appraisers — confirm ORI with DBPR before your appointment
FL923400ZCommonly used for Construction licensing applicants — confirm ORI with DBPR before your appointment
ORI Numbers by Agency
What if my ORI is wrong?
Using the wrong ORI is one of the most common fingerprinting mistakes — and one of the most avoidable. Here's what to know.
What goes wrong
- Results transmitted to the wrong agency
- Background check submission rejected by FDLE
- Your clearance is delayed — sometimes by weeks
- You may need to pay for re-fingerprinting
- Your start date or license application may be pushed back
How to avoid it
- Ask your employer or HR department — not Google
- Ask your licensing board directly if self-employed
- If DCF-referred, ask your assigned caseworker
- Bring the written ORI to your appointment
- Call us if unsure — we'll help identify the right code
Already fingerprinted with the wrong ORI?
- 1.Contact your requesting agency (employer, HR, or licensing board) to get the correct ORI in writing.
- 2.Call or text Sky Bright LiveScan at (786) 322-3109 — we offer same-day re-fingerprinting.
- 3.Bring the confirmed ORI to your new appointment. Re-fingerprinting takes approximately 10–15 minutes, based on our typical client experience.
- 4.Notify your employer or agency once the corrected submission is sent, so they can watch for the updated clearance.
Unsure which ORI you need? Call before you come in.
We process fingerprinting for all Florida agencies daily. If you're uncertain about your ORI code — or if your employer gave you a code that looks unfamiliar — call or text us before your appointment. We can help you verify the right code and avoid a costly re-print.
Before Your Appointment
How to Verify Your ORI Number
ORI numbers can vary by employer, licensing board, and application pathway — even within the same profession. Here are the most reliable ways to confirm the correct ORI before your appointment.
Check your application or onboarding paperwork
Most licensing boards, state agencies, and employers include the required ORI in your application instructions, offer letter, or onboarding documents. This is often the fastest and most reliable source.
Contact your employer's HR or compliance department
For employment-based fingerprinting (AHCA, DCF, APD), your employer's HR team or compliance officer holds the correct ORI for your facility type and role. They are responsible for specifying which code applies to your specific position.
Review your licensing board's instructions
Licensing boards — the Florida Board of Nursing, DBPR, the Florida Department of Education — publish ORI requirements for their specific credentials. Check the board's website or your application status portal for the required code.
Contact the requesting agency directly
When in doubt, call the agency. FDOH, DBPR, DOE, AHCA, and DCF all have resources where applicants can confirm ORI requirements for their specific credential or employment pathway.
Call Sky Bright LiveScan before your appointment
We process fingerprinting for all Florida state agencies daily. If you're uncertain about your ORI, call or text us before coming in — we can help you verify the right code and avoid a costly re-print.
If you are unsure about your ORI, we can help.
We assist applicants with ORI verification daily. Most applicants confirm their ORI quickly and complete the fingerprinting process without any delays.
Call or text (786) 322-3109Common ORI Mistakes to Avoid
Most fingerprinting delays stem from preventable ORI errors. Understanding these patterns can save time and prevent the need for a re-print.
Using the reciprocity ORI instead of the initial licensing ORI
Some licensing boards have separate ORI codes for first-time applicants versus those transferring a license from another state. Reciprocity applicants may need a different ORI than someone obtaining an initial Florida credential.
Selecting the wrong employer-specific code
Under AHCA, the ORI is determined by your employer's facility license type — not your job title. Staff at an ALF, a nursing home, and an adult family care home may each require a different ORI, even when doing the same work.
Using the general agency ORI when a program-specific one is required
Agencies such as DCF and AHCA maintain multiple ORI codes by program type. Using the most widely published ORI may send results to the wrong clearinghouse or cause a submission rejection — even within the same agency.
Confusing endorsement and initial licensure pathways
Healthcare and education licensing boards sometimes assign different ORI codes for applicants endorsing an out-of-state license versus those applying for a new Florida credential. Your application instructions will specify which pathway — and which ORI — applies.
Assuming all DOE applicants use the same ORI
While most K-12 instructional staff use EDOEPUBS1, some school districts, charter schools, and private institutions may have different requirements. Your district's HR or school administration confirms the correct ORI for your specific role.
Not accounting for dual-agency submissions
Some professionals — such as nurses at AHCA-regulated facilities — require separate submissions for two agencies: one for their professional license (FDOH) and one for their employer (AHCA). Each requires its own ORI and is typically a separate fee.
Questions about your ORI? Call or text (786) 322-3109 before your appointment — we help applicants verify their ORI daily.
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