Welcome to ISPAG, please read the following information prior to filling out this application (link).
To complete your application, please comply with ALL of the requirements for your membership application

◊ Active: Any individual licensed private investigator or registrant as an employee by the State of Georgia, to
practice private investigations/security agency, or related professional (i.e. polygraph, questioned
documents, claims examiner) or other related professional occupations, where license is not required, are eligible.
- Dues: annual membership dues of $75.00
- Requirements: Copy of State License and State Pocket I.D. Other Professional – applicable documentation.

◊ Associate: Any individual residing outside of Georgia and qualified in his/her jurisdiction to practice private investigations, security, or other related professional occupations where license is not required, is eligible.
- Dues: annual membership dues of $75.00
- Requirements: Copy of Certificate of Licensure, or equivalent, in your jurisdiction.

◊ Affiliate: Any individual who does not qualify for Active or Associate membership, but who is the employee of a licensee (i.e. PI, security or other related occupation) or a federal, state or municipality, who are exempt from licensure. Students of Administration of Justice / Criminal Investigation.
- Dues: annual membership dues of $25.00
◊ Service Member - Vendors who provide related commercial services - $100.00

This is where Trade Association members come together to either support, oppose or make recommendations concerning proposed legislation and / or regulations governing our professions.

Recent legislation sponsored by ISPAG to establish Continuing Training Requirement is a good example of why you need a Trade Association such as ISPAG.

We have been able to assemble Certified Instructors and provide the Seminars held to assist our members in improving their professional skills.  We conduct seminars semi-annually and annually and it appears that the need is an important one to stay in business.  The Association also affords to send representation to the Georgia State Board and to speak on behalf of the members.

Although the State Board was created for the purpose of safeguarding the citizens of this state by regulating the private detective and security agencies in the public interests, we contribute and assist the Board of our needs and experience.  Because of the professions for which we have chosen, we should not be treated as second class citizens, and we need the Association to represent us.

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