I'm not aware of any requirement for "certification," as I suspect the Registration or License substituted. To stay out of trouble, check this out with the TBPIPSA, as they used to go real hard on anyone caught violating the Statute.
EDIT: First time answering on this site, I don't want to edit the previous answer, though I would like to clarify some things.
A licensed PI can locate missing loved ones, long lost friends, or really anyone for any legal non-threatening reason.
Anyone else, like a skip tracer in Texas, can only look for people for debt related reasons. For repomen, and lenders, etc., The cannot "legally" look for your long lost adopted mother, that would be stepping on a PI's toes and they hate that. If you can get licensed, I'd highly recommend doing so.
If not, don't advertise looking for anyone but debtors. Florida and other states have different laws that require a PI license to skip trace, but my answer applies to Texas.
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Yes, a license is required to issue bonds in Texas. The Texas Securities Act requires individuals or entities engaged in the business of issuing or underwriting securities, including bonds, to be licensed as broker-dealers or agents with the Texas State Securities Board. Failure to obtain the necessary license can result in penalties and legal consequences.
Yes, basement remodelers must be licensed in the State of Texas. Any contractor must be licensed.
Yes, you can put a lien on a bonded title.
They can not legally drive so the company would not be required to pay out on a claim.
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Anyone over the age of 18 can buy autom insurance in Texas, licensed or not.
Yes, in the State of Texas, you are required to hold a private investigators license. Licensing is handled through the State of Texas Department of Public Safety Private Security Bureau. You can get an individual license (if you are hired by a licensed PI company) or if you want to start your own company then you must register for a company license.
Carrco Painting Contractors is a fully bonded contractor in Austin.
no
As of 2021, there are over 52,000 licensed doctors in the state of Texas.
No, boat insurance is not required in Texas.
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