DCSA needs a new fingerprint capture for your continuous vetting enrollment

You're receiving this because you are cleared or national security sensitive personnel in the National Industrial Security Program. Enter your information here, then book your appointment. There is no cost to you.

About 10 minutes to enroll · 15-minute appointment

Have Ready

  • Email address
  • First and last name
  • Date of birth and place of birth
  • Height, weight, and gender
  • Race, eye color, and hair color
  • Social Security number

Why you're being fingerprinted again

Under Trusted Workforce 2.0, DCSA must have a current, classifiable fingerprint on file for cleared and national security sensitive personnel in order to enroll them in the FBI's Rap Back service, which supports continuous vetting of clearance holders. Fingerprints taken in the past — for a clearance, an investigation, or employment — may not be usable, so a new capture is required. Learn more at dcsa.mil (opens in a new tab).

This applies to you if DCSA, your employer, or your Facility Security Officer (FSO) notified you to provide fingerprints for continuous vetting enrollment. If you're unsure, ask your FSO before scheduling. If you need fingerprints for another reason — a state license, a private employer, a non-DCSA program — this is not the right process.

  1. STEP 1

    Enter your information

    The demographic details DCSA requires for enrollment.

  2. STEP 2

    Book your appointment

    Pick a location, date, and time that work for you.

  3. STEP 3

    Get fingerprinted

    Bring two non-expired IDs — one a government photo ID. Plus your confirmation. About 15 minutes.

Do not use any other fingerprinting service

Fingerprints taken anywhere else — another vendor, a police department, or your own company's equipment — will not satisfy this DCSA requirement and will not be paid for by DCSA. You must enroll through the program described here.