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Industry Update: 2017 New Fingerprint and Retention Fee Law 493.6113 (3)

New 2017 Fingerprint and Retention Fee Law F.S. 493 January 1, 2017, the Law will require F.S. 493 renewal licensees to re-submit their fingerprints and pay the processing and retention fees to be enrolled in the federal and statewide fingerprint retention programs if they have not already done so during initial licensure. F.S. 493 Licensees

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Missing and Exploited Children Security Training “What Security Professionals Need to Know”

Invictus has recently teamed up with the Palm Beach Police Chiefs Association and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children through the Public-Private Partnership Workgroup. Invictus is now providing the Missing & Exploited Children Security Training “What Security Professionals Need to Know” program.

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The Division will no longer accept the HR 218 to Renew Class G License

The Division will no longer accept the HR 218 to Renew Class G License The Division of Licensing is no longer accepting the Law Enforcement HR 218 training and qualification in lieu of the 4 hours of annual firearms training that every Class G License must complete in order to maintain their Statewide Firearms license.

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Issues regarding security training and fraud in Florida

The need for higher quality security training to prepare today’s private security officer With the rise in crime and the serious onset of domestic terrorism that has threatened many nations including the United States, public and personal protection is essential in order to maintain safety in the country. The amount of police officers is small compared

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The Florida Division of Licensing Considers Consolidating the Security License and Other Licenses Into One Identification

The Florida Division of Licensing Considers Consolidating the Security License and Other Licenses Into One Identification The Division considers consolidating the security license and other licenses into one identification. During the last Private Investigation, Recovery, and Security Advisory Council (PIRSAC) meeting in December, the Council requested to the State of Florida Division of Licensing to consider consolidating

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