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State Police
Division of Licenses and Permits
Hazen Dr., Concord, NH 03305
603-271-3575
Website: http://www.nh.gov/safety/divisions/nhsp/

The Permits and Licensing Unit performs background checks on individuals applying for pistol permits, private investigator licenses, security guard licenses and fireworks permits. The unit is also responsible for licensing and auditing all private detective and security guard agencies throughout the state.

Licensure Requirements

•Must be at least 18 years of age
•File a surety bond for $50,000
•Complete all forms that have been filed in accordance with the Administrative Procedures Act, and present in person to the Permits and Licensing Unit
•Two sets of fingerprints required of applicants for armed security guard
•Annual firearms qualification is required for armed security guards
•No exam required
•Armed security guards are required to meet minimum requirements in the use of firearms at least once per year including four hours of instruction in firearm techniques and safety.
Fees

Support Services Bureau Permits and Licensing Unit Security/Detectives


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Support Services Bureau Permits and Licensing Unit
Security/Detectives

•RSA 106-F (Detectives/Security Services)
SPECIAL NOTE: Section 106-F:8 License Application and Renewal Fees is effective until January 1, 2011 and Section 106-F:8-1 License Application and Renewal Fees is effective as of January 1, 2011.
•New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules Saf-C 2200

The following forms must be filled out completely, then DELIVERED in PERSON to:

Department of Safety
Room 106 (Permits and Licensing)
33 Hazen Drive
Concord, NH

DO NOT MAIL THE FORMS

*First time armed applicants will need to call (603) 271-3575 to schedule an appointment for fingerprints prior to arrival.*

Application for: Private Detective Employee, Or Security Guard Employee

Renewal Application for Individual Licenses

Firearms Proficiency Certification Form

CHAPTER 106-F: DETECTIVE AGENCIES AND SECURITY SERVICES

Section 106-F:1 Declaration of Purpose.
Section 106-F:2 Exclusions.
Section 106-F:2-a Prohibition.
Section 106-F:2-a-1 Prohibition.
Section 106-F:3 Rulemaking; Enforcement.
Section 106-F:3-1 Rulemaking; Enforcement.
Section 106-F:3-a Advisory Board.
Section 106-F:4 Definitions.
Section 106-F:4-1 Definitions.
Section 106-F:5 License Required; Registration of Foreign Corporations.
Section 106-F:6 Application for License; Confidentiality.
Section 106-F:6-1 Application for License; Confidentiality.
Section 106-F:7 Issuance of License; Identification Card.
Section 106-F:8 License Application and Renewal Fees.
Section 106-F:8-1 License Application and Renewal Fees.
Section 106-F:8-a Firearm Proficiency.
Section 106-F:8-a-1 Firearm Proficiency.
Section 106-F:9 Surety Bond.
Section 106-F:10 Disposition of Fees.
Section 106-F:11 Employees.
Section 106-F:12 Notice of Change.
Section 106-F:13 Restrictions.
Section 106-F:13-1 Restrictions; Penalty.
Section 106-F:13-a Obligation to Report Certain Criminal Violations.
Section 106-F:13-a-1 Obligation to Report Certain Criminal Violations.
Section 106-F:13-b Other Provisions.
Section 106-F:14 Suspension or Revocation; Cessation of Operation.
Section 106-F:14-1 Suspension or Revocation; Cessation of Operation.
Section 106-F:15 Appeal.
Section 106-F:15-a Exemptions.
Section 106-F:16 Penalty.
Section 106-F:16-1 Penalty.



TITLE VII
SHERIFFS, CONSTABLES, AND POLICE OFFICERS
CHAPTER 106-F
DETECTIVE AGENCIES AND SECURITY SERVICES
Section 106-F:8-a


[RSA 106-F:8-a effective until January 1, 2011; see also RSA 106-F:8-a set out below.]
   106-F:8-a Firearm Proficiency. –
   I. All armed security guards and armed private detectives shall meet minimum requirements in the proficiency in the use of firearms at least once per year. The requirements shall be as follows:
      (a) The practical police course or the tactical revolver course, with a minimum qualification score of 75 percent.
      (b) Shotgun familiarization course required for all security officers whose employers issue, or have as part of their equipment, shotguns.
      (c) 4 hours of instruction, to include firearms techniques and safety, laws on the use of deadly force, and the moral and ethical use of force. Only qualified firearms instructors shall be used to certify the successful completion of the requirements.
   II. Individuals shall be considered for qualification if they successfully complete one of the following courses:
      (a) Council Firearms Instructor School;
      (b) F.B.I. Firearms Instructor School;
      (c) Smith & Wesson Firearms Instructor School;
      (d) National Rifle Association Police Firearms Instructor Course;
      (e) Equivalent courses as determined by the commissioner of safety on an individual basis.



TITLE VII
SHERIFFS, CONSTABLES, AND POLICE OFFICERS
CHAPTER 106-F
DETECTIVE AGENCIES AND SECURITY SERVICES
Section 106-F:8-a


[RSA 106-F:8-a effective January 1, 2011; see also RSA 106-F:8-a set out above.]
   106-F:8-a Firearm Proficiency. –
   I. All armed security guards, armed private investigators, and armed bail enforcement agents shall meet minimum requirements in the proficiency in the use of firearms at least once per year. The requirements shall be as follows:
      (a) The practical police course or the tactical revolver course, with a minimum qualification score of 75 percent.
      (b) Shotgun familiarization course required for all security officers and bail enforcement agents whose employers issue, or have as part of their equipment, shotguns.
      (c) Four hours of instruction, to include firearms techniques and safety, laws on the use of deadly force, and the moral and ethical use of force. Only qualified firearms instructors shall be used to certify the successful completion of the requirements.
   II. Individuals shall be considered for qualification if they successfully complete one of the following courses:
      (a) Police standards and training council firearms instructor school;
      (b) F.B.I. firearms instructor school;
      (c) Smith & Wesson or SIG Sauer firearms instructor school;
      (d) National Rifle Association police firearms instructor course;
      (e) Equivalent courses as determined by the commissioner of safety on an individual basis.
Source. 1985, 338:4. 1987, 124:6, I(a), eff. July 1, 1987. 2010, 292:12, eff. Jan. 1, 2011.