Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

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Disclaimer
ORI numbers are issued by Florida state agencies and may change without notice. Always confirm the correct ORI with your employer, licensing board, or requesting agency before submission.

Below is a reference list of common ORI numbers for the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS). These ORIs are used for fingerprint submissions required for licenses and programs such as Concealed Weapon/Firearm Licensing and Private Security/Recovery (Class D/G) and more across Florida.

ORI Number / Profession

FL922060Z Pawnbroking

FL923130Z Used for the following:

                   Armed Security Officer (Class G)
                  Branch Office (Class K, M, or related)
                  Private Investigation Agency (Class A)

                   Private Investigator (Class C)
                  Recovery Agent (Class E)               

                   Recovery Agency (Class R)
                  Security Agency (Class B)

                   Unarmed Security Officer (Class D)

 Frequently Asked Questions

Do Unarmed Security Officers (Class D) need an FDLE Level 2 background check?
Yes. Both Class D (unarmed) and Class G (armed) officers must complete a fingerprint-based FDLE Level 2 background check.

Does everyone using ORI FL923130Z require Level 2 screening?
Yes. All license types under Chapter 493 tied to ORI FL923130Z must submit fingerprints for FDLE and FBI criminal history checks.

What should I bring to my Live Scan appointment?
Bring a valid government-issued photo ID and your correct ORI (FL923130Z). If your licensing agency provided an OCA number or other codes, have those ready too.

Can I reuse fingerprints from another ORI?
No. Fingerprints are routed by ORI. Using the wrong ORI can delay your application or cause it to be rejected.

How fast are results?
Most results are returned quickly once FDLE receives them. The average turnaround time is 24 to 72 hours after submission to FDLE.  Timing depends on FDLE, FBI, and FDACS review.

Should I confirm the ORI before I get printed?
Yes. Always confirm the ORI with your employer or licensing agency before scheduling to avoid delays.

Last updated: September 2025. ORI numbers are subject to change without notice. Always verify with the requesting agency before submission.