Are you a U.S. citizen, a permanent resident (Green Card holder), or do you have valid work authorization (e.g., Red Card)?
Have you ever applied in this state for a security‑guard registration/license?
Has any license or permit issued to you ever been revoked, suspended, or denied?
Were you discharged or did you resign from law enforcement under charges of misconduct or incompetence?
Are you compliant with all child‑support obligations?
Would you like to proceed with obtaining a security license?
Please choose the service you need so we can direct you to the correct course.
Are you an active or retired police/peace officer?
As an officer you only need the 16‑Hour OJT Course to obtain your security license.
This mandatory course is the first step for new security guards.
Is your license currently expired?
How long has it been expired?
Complete this refresher to renew your unarmed license.
Your license has been expired for more than 6 months. Reinstatement is required.
Do you have an active unarmed license?
Do you have a NYS Pistol Permit?
You must take the 8‑Hour Pre‑Assignment Course to obtain an unarmed license before taking armed‑guard training.
A valid NYS Pistol Permit is required. We can help you obtain one.
You qualify for the 47‑Hour Armed‑Guard Course.
Select the course that meets your needs.
To enroll you need one of these:
Call or message us and we’ll confirm your eligibility.
Your experience meets the prerequisites for the F‑89 Course.
This class prepares you for FDNY F‑01/02/03/04 exams.
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New York State’s required second step for newly licensed security guards—hands-on, scenario-based training designed to build real-world readiness after the 8 Hour Pre-Assignment Course and completed within 90 days of employment.
Built to bridge the gap between classroom basics and field performance, the course focuses on job-ready skills, decision-making, and professional conduct expected on post.
Clear entry requirements help prevent delays and ensure you arrive prepared for in-class activities and exercises.
Training emphasizes on-post expectations, professionalism, and the habits that affect performance, client trust, and long-term opportunities.
Learn how to recognize issues early, respond appropriately, and document events clearly—skills that separate “present” guards from reliable operators.
Focused instruction on communicating with the public, clients, and authorities, including de-escalation methods and conflict resolution.
A structured in-person course format designed for focused instruction and individualized attention in a real training environment.
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