These crimes are identified in statute as “misdemeanor(s) involving prostitution or solicitation or another similar offense involving moral turpitude that has a reasonable relationship to the practice of massage therapy.”
You may contact DPS by calling 602.223.2279. Applicants who are not in Arizona must contact the Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS) for additional instructions. The new fingerprint clearance card process will require the Arizona Department of Public Safety to review a person’s criminal history-those who have been convicted of certain crimes will be ineligible to receive fingerprint clearance cards. Of the 8 required background checks, the Arizona Level One Fingerprint Clearance Card meets the requirements for 5 of the checks. To obtain an Arizona Fingerprint Clearance Card, Arizona residents may apply online at.
Fingerprint cards are required under state law in many professions, including teachers, school bus drivers, and individuals who work in school classrooms. Fingerprinting 20.00 Digital Fingerprinting scan and printed on a D-258 card Each additional card is 20 Ink Rolled 30. This will be required for all applications and renewals after January 1, 2023. HB 2438 will require massage therapists and applicants to have a valid fingerprint clearance card to apply for, or renew, a license. On June 7, 2022, Governor Ducey signed into law House Bill 2438 (HB 2438), which requires massage therapists to undergo a more thorough criminal background check before receiving a license. Visit Select 'Fingerprint Clearance Card' Select 'Request a Replacement/Apply for a Card for Myself or Someone Else' Log into your AZDPS account, or if you dont have one yet, create one.
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