Online - Request a Fingerprint Clearance Card, by visiting the Public Services Portal. The completed form must then be mailed to DPS with the required $5.00 in the form of a cashier's check, money order or check drawn on a business account. By Phone - You may call (602) 223-2279 and request the form be mailed to you.

What is a good cause exception? A good cause exception is approval for an individual to receive a fingerprint clearance card despite his or her criminal history. If your fingerprint clearance card was denied or suspended, you normally need a good cause exception to get the fingerprint clearance card.

In Arizona, a felon can obtain a fingerprint clearance card, although the Board of Fingerprinting may likely deny the application. The State of Arizona requires individuals in certain activities and occupations to obtain and maintain a fingerprint clearance card.

Fingerprinting – Preparing for your visit Fingerprinting fee begins at $25 depending on the process you are following. Additional fingerprint cards for the same applicant are $10 during the same visit or within 30 days of your initial visit. We will ask you: Who or what agency is requiring that you be fingerprinted?