Florida ORI Number Reference Guide • LiveScan Fingerprinting • Last Reviewed August 2026
Florida LiveScan Reference
Florida ORI Numbers by Agency
Find commonly used Florida Originating Agency Identifier (ORI) numbers for health care, child care, education, professional licensing, financial services and other Level 2 background screening purposes.
What is an ORI number?
It tells FDLE where your fingerprint results should go.
An ORI is tied to the agency and screening purpose. Using the wrong ORI can send your results to the wrong agency or delay your application.
Important: verify your ORI before fingerprinting.
This page is a reference guide, not a substitute for instructions from your employer, licensing board or requesting agency. ORI numbers can be program-specific, and some employers, school districts, courts and organizations use unique ORIs or OCA numbers. If your agency gave you a LiveScan Request Form, use the ORI shown on that form.
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Florida Department of Health
DOH / Medical Quality Assurance ORI Numbers
Florida health professions use profession-specific ORI numbers. Effective July 1, 2025, most Florida health care practitioners are subject to Level 2 background screening for initial licensure and renewal. Use the ORI assigned to your exact profession.
Acupuncture
EDOH4500Z
APRN / RN / LPN / Multistate Compact Upgrade
EDOH4420Z
Anesthesiologist Assistant
EDOH4510Z
Athletic Trainer
EDOH4520Z
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
EDOH0380Z
Chiropractic Physician / Certified Chiropractic Physician Assistant
EDOH2016Z
Clinical Laboratory Personnel
EDOH4530Z
Clinical Social Work / Marriage & Family Therapy / Mental Health Counseling
EDOH4550Z
Dentistry / Dental Laboratory / Dental Radiographer
EDOH4560Z
Dietetics / Nutrition
EDOH4570Z
Electrolysis / Electrolysis Facility
EDOH4580Z
Genetic Counselor
EDOH4750Z
Hearing Aid Specialist
EDOH4590Z
Massage Therapist / Massage Establishment Owner
EDOH4600Z
Medical Doctor / Resident / Intern / Fellow / House Physician
EDOH2014Z
Medical Physicist
EDOH4610Z
Midwifery
EDOH4620Z
Nursing Home Administrator
EDOH4640Z
Occupational Therapy
EDOH4650Z
Office Surgery Registration / Pain Management Clinic
EDOH2014Z
Opticianry / Optician Establishment
EDOH4660Z
Optometry
EDOH4670Z
Orthotist / Prosthetist / Pedorthist / Orthotic Fitter / O&P Resident
EDOH3451Z
Osteopathic Physician / Resident / Intern / Fellow
EDOH2015Z
Pharmacist / Pharmacy Affiliate / Consultant Pharmacist of Record
EDOH4680Z
Physical Therapy
EDOH4690Z
Physician Assistant
EDOH4700Z
Podiatric Physician / Certified Podiatric X-Ray Assistant
EDOH2017Z
Psychology
EDOH4710Z
Respiratory Care
EDOH4720Z
School Psychology
EDOH4730Z
Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology
EDOH4740Z
DOH exemption note: Florida HealthSource currently states that Emergency Medical Technicians, Paramedics, Pharmacy Interns, Registered Pharmacy Technicians and Radiologic Technologists are exempt from the general section 456.0135 screening requirement unless applying through the military active-duty spouse pathway. Always follow your board’s current instructions.
Agency for Health Care Administration
AHCA ORI Numbers
AHCA Regulated Providers
EAHCA020Z
Common Clearinghouse ORI used for applicants associated with AHCA-regulated health care and service providers.
Florida Medicaid Provider Enrollment
EAHCA013Z
Used for qualifying Florida Medicaid provider enrollment or re-enrollment screening purposes.
Managed Care and other AHCA screening purposes: use the ORI shown on the Clearinghouse-generated LiveScan Request Form. AHCA documentation explains that the ORI may be determined by the provider and screening purpose.
Department of Children and Families
DCF ORI Numbers
DCF screenings often require both an ORI and a provider-specific OCA. Your employer or DCF program should provide the OCA when required.
DCF General
EDCFGN10Z
Includes many child care, family day care, child welfare and other general DCF program screenings.
Mental Health / Substance Abuse
EDCFMH20Z
Used for qualifying mental health and substance abuse program screening purposes.
Summer Camp
EDCFSC30Z
Used for DCF summer camp background screening.
DCF OCA reminder: an ORI identifies the screening program, while an OCA identifies the specific provider or agency requesting the screening. Do not substitute one for the other.
Agency for Persons with Disabilities
APD ORI Numbers
APD General / Group Homes / Medicaid Waiver
EAPDGN10Z
APD CDC+ Programs
EAPDFC20Z
APD Developmental Disability Centers
EAPDDD30Z
Note: Florida’s official DCF operating procedure lists the Developmental Disability Centers code as EAPDDD30Z. Always use the code supplied by APD or your Clearinghouse request form if different.
Department of Elder Affairs
DOEA ORI Number
Department of Elder Affairs
EDOEA310Z
Common Clearinghouse ORI shown on Department of Elder Affairs LiveScan request materials.
DOEA has historically used program-specific screening instructions. When you receive an appointment or request form, use the ORI printed on that form.
Department of Juvenile Justice
DJJ Background Screening
Clearinghouse LiveScan Request Form
EDJJ1940Z
Shown on DJJ’s Clearinghouse LiveScan request form for covered screening purposes.
DJJ screening instructions vary by relationship.
State employees, volunteers and contract/grant providers may follow different DJJ screening workflows. Use the code on the current DJJ or Clearinghouse form supplied for your position.
Florida Department of Education
Education ORI Numbers
Bureau of Educator Certification
FL921620Z
DOE / Teacher / Certification
Public Schools / District Employment
Do not assume the statewide educator-certification ORI is the correct code for district employment. School districts and education employers may provide their own screening code or Clearinghouse instructions.
Tip: If you are being fingerprinted specifically for a Florida educator certificate, ask whether the results must go to the Bureau of Educator Certification or directly to your employing school district.
Department of Business & Professional Regulation
DBPR ORI Numbers
Common DBPR electronic fingerprinting ORIs listed by profession:
Real Estate Sales Associates & Brokers
FL920010Z
Real Estate Appraisers
FL922050Z
Construction
FL923400Z
Community Association Managers
FL921932Z
Talent Agents
FL921670Z
Athlete Agents
FL922040Z
Employee Leasing
FL921880Z
Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco
FL920150Z
Home Inspectors
FL924250Z
Mold Remediation / Assessment
FL924260Z
Military Spouse Temporary License / Endorsement
FL924270Z
Condominiums, Timeshares & Mobile Homes
FL921900Z
Florida Office of Financial Regulation
OFR / Financial Services ORI Numbers
Mortgage Loan Originator
FL737111Z
Mortgage Broker & Lender
FL921050Z
Division of Securities
FL921250Z
NMLS and OFR application requirements can vary by license type. Confirm the ORI in your current application checklist before submission.
Florida Department of Revenue
Department of Revenue ORI Number
Secondhand Dealer / Secondary Metals Recycler
FL921650Z
Florida Department of Revenue lists this ORI for applicable new-business background investigations.
Not every ORI is on a statewide list
Some Florida ORIs are employer-, court- or program-specific.
Florida has many additional ORIs for local courts, school districts, law enforcement agencies, guardianship programs, private organizations and VECHS participants. Those codes should come directly from the requesting organization.
Courts & Name Changes
County and judicial circuit ORIs can differ. Get the exact code from the Clerk of Court handling your case.
School District Employment
District employees, contractors and volunteers may use district- or purpose-specific codes.
VECHS Organizations
Qualified entities receive their own ORI after FDLE approval. Use the ORI given by the participating organization.
Employer-Supplied Codes
If your employer gives you a screening form or ORI, that instruction takes priority over a general reference list.
Before your appointment
Bring the right information the first time.
A correct ORI is one of the most important pieces of information in a Florida LiveScan submission.
✓ Correct ORI number or LiveScan Request Form
✓ Government-issued photo identification
✓ OCA or Screening ID when your agency requires one
✓ Any employer or licensing-board instructions
✓ Ask for your Transaction Control Number (TCN) after submission
Jacksonville LiveScan Fingerprinting
Need Florida fingerprinting after you find your ORI?
Florida Training Academy provides LiveScan fingerprinting and background screening services in Jacksonville for health care professionals, business owners, applicants, employees and organizations.
Florida Training Academy • 631 Cassat Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32205 • (904) 551-0918 • admin@FLtraining.com
Frequently Asked Questions
Florida ORI Number FAQ
What does ORI stand for?
ORI stands for Originating Agency Identifier. It identifies the agency or authorized entity associated with the fingerprint-based criminal history request.
Why does the correct ORI number matter?
The ORI helps route screening results to the authorized recipient. A wrong ORI can cause results to go to the wrong agency or prevent the licensing board or employer from receiving them.
Can Florida Training Academy choose my ORI for me?
We can help you locate publicly available agency information, but the applicant is responsible for confirming the correct ORI with the employer, licensing board or requesting agency before the fingerprints are submitted.
What is the difference between an ORI and an OCA?
The ORI identifies the authorized agency or screening purpose. An OCA can identify the specific provider, employer, facility or case connected to that screening. Some programs require both.
How do I know if my ORI number has changed?
Check your current application, LiveScan Request Form, employer instructions or licensing-board website. Florida agencies can update screening workflows and codes, so current agency instructions should always be followed.
Where can I verify whether an ORI is valid?
FDLE provides an Applicant ORI Fee Search for validating a complete ORI and checking the associated state fees. FDLE advises applicants to obtain the ORI from the requesting agency or entity.
Official verification resources
Use these agency resources when you need to confirm the most current screening instructions.
Florida Training Academy provides this ORI directory as a convenience for applicants and fingerprinting customers. ORI numbers, agency names, screening rules, fees and processes may change. Always verify the correct ORI, OCA, screening purpose and submission requirements with the requesting agency, employer or licensing board before fingerprint submission. Florida Training Academy is not responsible for delays or resubmission fees caused by an incorrect code provided by an applicant or third party.
