Private Investigator Licensing in Nevada
Private investigation licenses are typically issued for individuals and organizations conducting investigative services. This guide contains information about private investigator licensing in Nevada. For assistance with licensing, please contact us to learn about our software and managed license services.
Company Licenses
Nevada Security Company Licenses
Nevada Private Investigation Agency License
Agency: | Nevada Private Investigator's Licensing Board |
Initial Registration
Agency Fee: | $20 application fee + $100 exam fee + $100 abeyance fee + $500 license fee (pro-rated) |
Notes: | Application forms must be requested from the board. |
Registration Renewal
Filing Method: | |
Agency Fee: | $500 license fee + $100 abeyance fee. |
Due: | Annually by July 1. |
Original Ink: | Not required |
Notarize: | Not required |
Nevada Private Patrolman Agency License
Agency: | Nevada Private Investigator's Licensing Board |
Foreign Qualification is Prerequisite: | No |
Registered Agent (Special Agency) Required? | No |
Initial Registration
Agency Fee: | $20 application fee + $100 abeyance fee + $500 (pro-rated) license fee. |
Notes: | Contact sdonald@pilb.nv.gov for application information. |
Registration Renewal
Filing Method: | |
Agency Fee: | $100 abeyance fee + $500 license fee. |
Due: | Annually by June 30. |
Individual Licenses
Nevada Individual Security Licenses
Nevada Private Investigator License
Agency: | Nevada Private Investigator's Licensing Board |
Initial Registration
Agency Fee: | $20 application fee + $100 exam fee + $100 abeyance fee + $500 license fee (pro-rated) |
Notes: | Application forms must be requested from the board. |
Registration Renewal
Filing Method: | |
Agency Fee: | $500 license fee + $100 abeyance fee. |
Due: | Annually by July 1. |
Original Ink: | Not required |
Notarize: | Not required |
Learn about security licensing in other states:
Firearm Qualification - An additional qualification attached to license applications for armed private investigators.
Private Investigator Apprentice - Apprentices are issued limited licenses and can only operate under the direction of a licensed investigator.
Qualified Representative - A licensed private investigator who is responsible for the operation and management of an investigative agency.
Reciprocity - When a private investigator is allowed to do business in a different state under the license issued by their home state.
National Association of Legal Investigators (NALI)
Industry association that sponsors education and certification efforts for members.
National Council of Investigation and Security Services (NCISS)
Private investigation and security advocacy group.
United States Association of Professional Investigators (USAPI)
Industry association focused on education and certification.