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Request a fingerprinting appointment in Paris — FBI (FD-1164) & RCMP (C-216C)

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Appointment location

26 place du Marché Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris

FBI and RCMP fingerprint appointments take place at this central Paris address.

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Ink fingerprinting in Paris, France — for your FBI Identity History Summary (FD-1164) or a Canadian RCMP criminal record check (C-216C). About 45 minutes for one service; allow two hours for a combined Canada + FBI visit.

€150 per person for one in-office service, or €300 for a combined Canada + FBI visit. FBI service includes two FD-1164 cards. Sunday adds €50 per person once per appointment: €200 for one service or €350 for combined RCMP + FBI, per person in office. Travel is quoted separately plus the Sunday surcharge. Monday–Friday 09:00–18:00; Saturday 11:00–18:00; Sunday 13:00–18:00, Paris time. Last start: 17:00 for one hour, 16:00 for two hours.

Pick a preferred date and time and tell us what you need. This is a request — we’ll confirm your slot by email, usually within one business day.

What to bring

For your appointment, please bring:

  • For every appointment

    Your valid passport

    Your passport — not a national ID card or driver’s license, and it must be valid (not expired).

  • United States · FBI

    Email + QR code

    For an FBI Identity History Summary: the FBI email containing your request QR code.

  • Canada · RCMP

    Request letter & instructions

    For an RCMP check: the authority’s request letter and any instructions from the accredited Canadian company that will digitize the card.

Where we operate

Fingerprint appointments take place at 26 place du Marché Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris. Travel within a 2-hour train radius around Paris is available when the fee warrants it. At-home visits are available for elderly or mobility-limited clients.

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