Once you've completed your security training, here's what to do next: 1. Get fingerprinted with IdentoGO using code 1545R1 ($102). 2. Fill out the Security Guard Application (1206-f-a.pdf) on ny.gov ($36). 3. Make sure you have a NYS driver's license or non-driver ID ready.

Check out job sites like Monster and Indeed for security guard positions. Use keywords like 'full-time security guard' or 'part-time security guard' to find openings.

You'll get a renewal notice 90 days before your registration expires. Be sure to renew before the expiration date to keep working as a security guard. If you miss the deadline by over 6 months, you'll need to reapply and requalify.

You'll receive a renewal application by mail. If it doesn't arrive, email the Division of Licensing Services with your name, address, license type, unique ID number, and expiration date to request a form.

Yes, you'll need to complete an 8-hour annual training every year to maintain your security guard certification.

Yes, we are. You can confirm this here: https://www.criminaljustice.ny.gov/ops/docs/sgtraining/pubs/Complete%20Active%20Public%20School%20list.pdf

No. ID cards are produced by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) using the image on file in its office. Individuals who do not have a current NYS photo driver license or non-driver ID card must go to a DMV office and have their photo taken (at no cost to them) before submitting their application to the Department of State.

Completed applications should be mailed to: NYS Department of State, Division of Licensing Services PO Box 22052 Albany, NY 12201-2052

To maintain your security guard license you must complete an 8 hour training annually. Your license expires every 2 years; you must submit a renewal application. **if you do not renew your license within 6 months of its expiration, you will need to redo fingerprinting.