licensing

Vote NO on HB 1006!! The Indiana legislature has introduced HB 1006 to repeal mandatory licensing of private investigators and security guards. The Indiana Association of Professional Investigators (IAPI) and the Indiana Society of Professional Investigators (INSPI) are working Read More

If you are a private investigator in Georgia you should know that your deadline to renew your PI license with the Georgia Board of Private Detective and Security Agencies in now just a few days away – August 31, 2011. Georgia private detectives require a total of 16 hours Read More

* Currently there is no P.I. licensing requirement in Alabama, although some cities, such as Montgomery, Birmingham and Mobile, have their own licensing process, and a state business license is required to operate any business in Alabama. *Alabama House Bill 323 was introduced to Read More

Alabama Senate Bill SB42 was introduced by Senator Marsh on March 1, 2011 SYNOPSIS: Currently, the practice of private investigation is not regulated or licensed by the state. This bill would regulate and license the practice of private investigation by private investigators. Read More

News from NALI (original message from Alan Tate) regarding New Hampshire Private Investigator licensing: “The New Hampshire League of Investigators (NHLI) is proud to announce that House Bill 651, a bill relative to regulation of private investigation agencies and security Read More

The deliberate failure by some process servers to deliver the notification of a court filing followed by a false affidavit of successful delivery has been described “as a rising problem” in New York City and was outlined in our article “Fraudulent Service of Read More

Jefferson City, Mo. – State officials are reminding private investigators that they are now in violation of Missouri law if they are practicing without a private investigator license. A state law passed in 2007 requires private investigators to: Submit to a background check Read More

PIEducation.com today announced the formal acceptance by the Supreme Court of Arizona of its online continuing education course for Arizona certified process servers. In order to be eligible to act as a private process server in Arizona, all persons must be certified and comply Read More