How do I find my Florida ORI number?

Start with the agency that asked for your prints. Online applications often print a form with the ORI already filled in. Paper packets list the ORI in the instructions. For many Department of Health professions, FL HealthSource publishes profession-specific ORI codes on its background screening page. DBPR lists ORIs for real estate, construction, and other DBPR licenses on its fingerprinting page. If you already have a full nine-character code, you can confirm it and see government fees in FDLE's ORI Applicant Fee Search. That tool looks up a complete ORI. It does not browse by agency name. Never guess. Using the wrong ORI can send results to the wrong board, and you may have to pay to resubmit.