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Between travel, waiting, and lost hours, the scheduling costs an employer more than the fingerprinting does.\nIn this video, the South Beach Apostille, Translation & Notary team explains how mobile and group fingerprinting works: a technician brings the Live Scan equipment to your location, prints your staff on site, and submits the results electronically under the ORI the requesting agency assigned. 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The translation makes the content readable to the receiving authority; the apostille certifies the signature on the original public document. Immigration and foreign-government filings often require both, and the order matters - ask before you pay for either one twice.\n",{"type":8,"value":48,"toc":49},[],{"title":11,"searchDepth":12,"depth":12,"links":50},[],"What USCIS requires from a certified translation, which documents need one, and how translation mistakes trigger a Request for Evidence.","PT1M01S","When you submit documents to USCIS, accuracy is not optional. A single translation mistake can delay an immigration case, trigger a Request for Evidence, or get a document rejected outright - and every one of those outcomes costs time you usually do not have.\nIn this video, Carolina from South Beach Apostille, Translation & Notary walks through what makes a translation acceptable to USCIS: every word translated, the original meaning and formatting preserved, stamps and seals accounted for, correct legal terminology, and a signed Certification of Accuracy attached. 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Processing that separately from the fingerprinting and the translation is where most of the delay in these cases comes from. Bring the instructions from the receiving authority and the full sequence can be mapped out before the first appointment.\n",{"type":8,"value":77,"toc":78},[],{"title":11,"searchDepth":12,"depth":12,"links":79},[],"Fingerprinting is the first step. Here is what an FBI background check usually still needs before another country will accept it.","PT42S","If you are applying for residency, citizenship, employment overseas, or another international process, you may have been told to get an FBI background check. Fingerprinting is how that starts - but it is rarely where it ends.\nIn this video, Sean from South Beach Apostille, Translation & Notary explains how FBI fingerprinting fits into a larger international document process. Once the background check is issued, the destination country usually requires additional authentication before it will be accepted: a federal apostille, a certified or professional translation, or further international document processing. Knowing that sequence in advance is what keeps a document from being rejected abroad after you have already paid to produce it.\n",[84,85,86,87,88],"FBI background checks are commonly requested for residency, citizenship, overseas employment, visas, and foreign licensing.","An issued FBI background check usually needs a federal apostille before another country will accept it.","A certified or sworn translation is often required alongside the apostille, depending on the destination.","Requirements depend on the country and the organization requesting the document - confirm before you begin.","Handling fingerprinting, apostille, and translation through one team avoids re-doing steps in the wrong order.",{},"\u002Fvideos\u002Ffbi-background-check-international-use",[32,64,92],"mobile-group-fingerprinting-miami",{"title":74,"description":80},"FBI Background Check for International Use | Fingerprinting & Apostille Video","videos\u002Ffbi-background-check-international-use","\u002Fimages\u002Fvideos\u002Ffbi-background-check-international-use.webp","2026-08-24T07:30:13-07:00","_hqlKCIRxsw","gxA7EeEX1ivxW2iqleLt4uQWRgQxyHgElfAEkMgw1m0",{"id":4,"title":5,"additionalContext":6,"body":101,"dateModified":14,"description":15,"duration":16,"extension":17,"hasTranscript":18,"intro":19,"keyTakeaways":105,"meta":106,"navigation":27,"path":28,"presenter":29,"relatedService":30,"relatedVideos":107,"seo":108,"seoTitle":36,"stem":37,"thumbnail":38,"uploadDate":39,"youtubeVideoId":40,"__hash__":41},{"type":8,"value":102,"toc":103},[],{"title":11,"searchDepth":12,"depth":12,"links":104},[],[21,22,23,24,25],{},[32,33,34],{"title":5,"description":15},{"id":110,"title":111,"additionalContext":112,"body":113,"dateModified":14,"description":117,"duration":118,"extension":17,"hasTranscript":18,"intro":119,"keyTakeaways":120,"meta":126,"navigation":27,"path":127,"presenter":128,"relatedService":129,"relatedVideos":130,"seo":132,"seoTitle":133,"stem":134,"thumbnail":135,"uploadDate":136,"youtubeVideoId":137,"__hash__":138},"videos\u002Fvideos\u002Fwhat-is-an-apostille.md","What Is an Apostille? The Hague Convention Explained","If the destination country is not a member of the Hague Convention, the document generally follows a longer authentication and embassy legalization route instead. Many documents also need a certified translation before the receiving authority will accept them. We handle apostille, translation, and notarization together so the sequence is correct the first time.\n",{"type":8,"value":114,"toc":115},[],{"title":11,"searchDepth":12,"depth":12,"links":116},[],"Gabriel Albelo explains what an apostille is, why the 1961 Hague Convention created it, and when a document going overseas needs one.","PT55S","If you have been asked to provide an apostille for a document going overseas, you are not alone - it is one of the most common questions we get, and the answer is simpler than the paperwork makes it look. An apostille is a certificate issued by a government authority that verifies the signature and the authority of the official who signed a public document: a notary, a clerk of court, a Secretary of State, or a federal agency.\nIn this short video, Gabriel Albelo explains how apostilles work, why they exist, and how the 1961 Hague Convention changed the way member countries accept each other's official documents. 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If you cannot find it, contact the employer, licensing board, school, or agency that asked for the fingerprints before your appointment rather than after - once a submission has been routed, correcting it usually means submitting again.\n",{"type":8,"value":144,"toc":145},[],{"title":11,"searchDepth":12,"depth":12,"links":146},[],"An ORI number routes your electronic fingerprint results to the agency that requested them. Here is why you should never guess one.","PT45S","Before a Level 2 fingerprinting appointment in Florida, the single most important thing to have in hand is the information from the agency requesting your background check - specifically the ORI number.\nIn this video, Sean, a fingerprinting specialist with South Beach Apostille, Translation & Notary, explains what an ORI number is and why it matters. An ORI, or Originating Agency Identifier, identifies the agency that should receive the results of an eligible electronic fingerprint submission. Level 2 screening is common in healthcare, childcare, security, real estate, and other Florida regulated professions, and each profession or application may use a different ORI. Using the wrong one can send your results to the wrong place.\n",[151,152,153,154,155],"An ORI number identifies the agency that receives the results of an electronic fingerprint submission.","The requesting employer, licensing board, or agency provides it - applicants should never guess it or copy one from an unrelated website.","Level 2 screening is commonly associated with healthcare, childcare, security, real estate, and other Florida regulated professions.","An incorrect ORI can prevent the requesting agency from ever receiving your results.","Bring the instructions, application paperwork, or email you received and the requirement can be reviewed before your appointment.",{},"\u002Fvideos\u002Fwhat-is-an-ori-number",[32,34,92],{"title":141,"description":147},"What Is an ORI Number? 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If your instructions mention an out-of-state licensing board, a federal agency, or a foreign government, an FD-258 card is the more likely requirement.\n",{"type":8,"value":171,"toc":172},[],{"title":11,"searchDepth":12,"depth":12,"links":173},[],"Live Scan, Level 2, FD-258, or FBI fingerprinting - how to tell which one your application actually requires before you book an appointment.","PT46S","\"I was told I need fingerprints\" is where most of these conversations start, and it is not enough information to book the right appointment. Depending on who is asking and why, you may need Live Scan fingerprinting, a Florida Level 2 background check, an FD-258 fingerprint card, or FBI fingerprinting - and those services are not interchangeable.\nIn this video, Sean, a fingerprinting specialist with South Beach Apostille, Translation & Notary, explains why identifying the correct requirement is the first step, and what to bring so we can identify it for you. The requesting agency, employer, or licensing board determines the method; the paperwork they sent you almost always names it.\n",[178,179,180,181],"Live Scan, Level 2, FD-258, and FBI fingerprinting are different services and are not interchangeable.","The agency requesting your fingerprints determines which method applies - not the fingerprinting provider.","Bring the instructions, email, application paperwork, or ORI number you received so the requirement can be confirmed before capture.","Booking the wrong service usually means paying for a second appointment.",{},"\u002Fvideos\u002Fwhat-type-of-fingerprinting-do-i-need",[33,34,92],{"title":168,"description":174},"What Type of Fingerprinting Do I Need? Live Scan vs FD-258 | Video","videos\u002Fwhat-type-of-fingerprinting-do-i-need","\u002Fimages\u002Fvideos\u002Fwhat-type-of-fingerprinting-do-i-need.webp","2026-08-23T21:02:21-07:00","NutBH70T1Bg","V8SERafd-z776HUH492MRNM61hpAjXCn_QtK0Uac7YE",1790662194428]