Ink & Roll

Ink and roll fingerprinting is a process of collecting fingerprints by applying ink to an individual’s fingers and rolling them onto a fingerprint card. There are different types of fingerprint cards, including FBI FD-258/1164 and RCMP C-216, which are used for non-criminal and criminal fingerprinting, respectively. General ink and roll fingerprinting refers to the process of taking inked fingerprints without using a specific card. This method is commonly used for identification or police clearance outside of Canada. Ink and roll fingerprinting is a reliable and widely-used method for collecting fingerprints and is essential for background checks, and other identification purposes. To view the FBI identity summary page click here

FBI FD-258

FBI FD-1164

South African Ink & Roll

RCMP C-216 Form

US State Police Ink & Roll

Any Other Ink & Roll Form

View FBI FD-258 Form

"Alt text: FBI FD-258 fingerprint card form commonly used for background checks and identification purposes, with spaces for capturing fingerprints, personal information, and signature."

View FBI FD-1164 Form

"Alt text: FBI FD-1164 fingerprint card form used for collecting biographical information and recording physical characteristics of individuals for background checks and identification purposes, with spaces for capturing fingerprints, photograph, personal information, and signature."

View RCMP C-216 Form

"RCMP C-216 form used for ink fingerprinting, showing spaces for personal information, fingerprint impressions, and signature."
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