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A Private Investigator, or
PI, is a person who undertakes investigations, usually for a private citizen or some other entity not involved with a government
or police organization. Licensed Private Investigators often work for attorneys in
civil cases or on behalf of a defense attorney. Many licensed private detectives work for insurance companies to investigate
suspicious claims. Many private investigators are hired obtain proof of adultery or
other illegal conduct to establish grounds for a divorce.
Collecting evidence of adultery or other "bad behavior" by spouses and
partners is still one of the most profitable activities that licensed private investigators perform.
 A Private Investigator conducts investigations
to locate the whereabouts of missing persons, finds the location and/or recovers lost or stolen property; finds the causes
and origin of, or responsibility for fires, or libels, or losses, or accidents, or injuries to real or personal property.
Private Investigators conduct investigations for fee, hire or reward.
Prepare for the
NYS PI Company Exam Only-$75
If you do not pass the state exam, you can retake the course at no additional
charge.
To start a Private Investigation Company in NY, applicants must have: At least 3 years of full-time investigative experience as an employee of a licensed
private investigator or as an investigator for a government investigative agency or police agency or 3 years of full-time
equivalent position and experience acquired in a position where the primary duties were to conduct investigations or 3 years of full-time
experience supervising and reviewing the work of at least three people performing investigations or 20 years of service
as a police officer, regardless of specific title or 20 years of full-time service as a Fire Marshall.
Exam topics include: - License Law
- Penal
Law
- Criminal Procedure Law
- Investigative Techniques
- Supervision
- Restrictions
- Interpreting
Written Material
- Report Writing
To register for a workshop, just complete the form below. Due to limited seating a $25 non-refundable deposit is required
to secure your seat. You can also call us directly at 845-561-2250
to register for the workshop.
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