No. Persons who carry or have access to a firearm while on duty must have a firearm endorsement as described under 6 VAC 20-171-365 of the state regulations. If carrying a concealed handgun, the person must also have a valid concealed handgun permit, and the written permission of his employer pursuant to 18.2-308 of the Code of Virginia.
Only if they are also registered as a personal protection specialist.
Yes, provided that the investigation originates in their state of licensure or registration when the other state offers similar reciprocity to private investigators licensed and registered by the Commonwealth. View the current Limited Reciprocity Agreements for Private Investigations that the Commonwealth of Virginia has entered into with other states.
8 hours -- 02I private investigator (8 hours)
60 hours -- 02E private investigator (60 hours)
Yes. You must have completed all required training and have a current registration in order to work in this registered category.
Yes. You must have a current registration in order to work in this registered category.
For information on how to apply, please visit the Private Investigator page.
You must possess a valid registration in this category.
A person who engages in the business of or accepts employment to make investigations to obtain information on (i) crimes or civil wrongs; (ii) the location, disposition, or recovery of stolen property; (iii) the cause of accidents, fires, damages, or injuries to persons or to property; or (iv) evidence to be used before any court, board, officer, or investigative committee.
