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Is Registration Required to Work for a PI?

Our team of private investigators are former federal agents with the FBI, DEA, IRS, or Secret Service.

To work for a private investigation firm, the necessity of registration depends on the specific state and sometimes even the county where you intend to operate. While many jurisdictions permit individuals to work under a licensed PI without needing their own full license, some areas may still mandate registration. However, to own your own PI firm, obtaining a license is almost always a requirement. Operating as a PI or employing someone without the proper license or registration can expose both parties to fines and potential criminal penalties, highlighting the importance of understanding local regulations.

Is registration required to work for a private investigation firm or can one start their own business without registering it?

Requirements for working or starting a private investigative firm depends on the state where you plan to operate. Check with your state's Bureau of Security and Investigative Services (or similar name).

Most states require a license to operate a PI firm.

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