FBI

minimum age is 50, mandatory age is 57

Yes, some do

The FBI Academy mailing address is in Detroit, Michigan. The mailing address is 477 Michigan Ave #26, Detroit, Michigan, 48226.

Negative Aspects: you can get killed, you could go to prison for a mistake, you can kill an innocent person

Positive Aspects: you get the chance to help people, you get paid well, you get to give back to the community

All FBI agents must go through background checks, must be well educated (have at least a bachelor's degree), go through fitness tests, be experienced and skilled in their field, have specials skills, and must be thoroughly committed to upholding the laws of the U.S.

A four year degree minimum to apply

To protect live's and properties

No

FBI Special Agents enter service usually at the GS-10 ($56,421) level, depending on experience, and rise a grade each year to GS-13 ($85,500) level, GS-13 tops out at $111,148.

There arte lots of slangs for them.

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a total of 35576 people worked for the FBI

For a brief spell between the years of 1967 and 1969 he was a federal agent and worked undercover in the American President protection committee. The president at this time was Lyndon Baines Johnson.

FBI staff members (analysts, etc.) can qualify and carry weapons off-duty if they want to, but it's not required; that only falls to Special Agents, the FBI Police Force (FBI security), and higher level executives.

Special Agent trainees at the FBI Academy are paid as GS-10, step 1 ($43,441) plus the Quantico, VA locality adjustment (17.50%) during their time at the FBI Academy. This equates to $51,043 on an annualized basis (or $1,963 per each two-week pay period).

Newly assigned Special Agents are paid as GS-10, step 1 ($43,441) plus locality pay and availability pay. Locality pay (which ranges from 12.5% to 28.7% of base salary depending upon office assignment) is additional compensation to account for differences in the labor market between different areas. Availability pay is a 25% increase in adjusted salary (base salary + locality pay) for all Special Agents due to their requirement to average a 50-hour work week over the course of the year. Thus, with the locality and availability pay adjustments, new Special Agents in their first Field Offices earn between $61,100 and $69,900, depending upon the region of the country to which they are assigned.

New Special Agents assigned to certain designated high-cost offices (New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Washington D.C., Boston and Newark) may also be paid a one-time relocation bonus of approximately $22,000 to help offset higher real estate and living costs. In order to qualify for the relocation bonus, new Special Agents must be assigned to one of the designated high-cost offices and they must be moving from a lower cost area to a different geographical area with a higher cost of living.

For example, a new Agent assigned to Washington, D.C. would make a base salary of $43,441 (GS-10, step 1 on the Law Enforcement Officers' salary table) + locality pay of $7,602 (based on Washington, D.C.'s locality adjustment of 17.5%) + availability pay of $12,761 (25% of base + locality) for a total salary of $63,804 their first year. If the new Special Agent qualified for the relocation bonus (e.g., moving from Atlanta to Washington, D.C.), they would also receive a one-time payment of approximately $22,000.

Spy surveillance equipment has been around for centuries and intelligence agencies before the FBI definitely used them. It would be almost impossible for them to do the work they did otherwise.

There is no height requirement as height is no longer considered a bona fide occupational requirement so selection based upon height would be discrimminatory. However, there are requirements for either weight relative to height or body fat ratio.

• guns
• handguns
• tazors
• peper spray

If you mean the FBI's main headquarters in Washington DC, it's J Edgar Hoover, he was one of the founding members of the FBI and it's first director.

Hope this helps

Legally the term agent refers to an individual that is authorized to represent another individual. In the world of entertainment and sports, an agent is an individual that has the contacts and know-how to represent a person, group or team in negotiating contracts and terms. They usually have in-depth knowledge of their area and a vast network of sources for getting their clients the best jobs and payment. Most work on a percentage, I believe the standard is currently running between 10 and 15%.

Agents of the FBI were authorized to carry firearms after the passage of the June 1934 Crime Bill, which also included the 1934 National Firearms Act, restricting the possession, sale and transfer of machine guns, short barrel rifles, shotguns, silencers and destructive devices. This was in response to the "criminal use" of full auto and other weapons during the 1932-1934 crime wave across America.

To start with, try to remember that the people on TV are actors, reading lines on a script,and getting paid far more than any CSI, that works for a government agency. Like any government employee, you are given a salary that someone decided is enough for the amount of work you do and the amount of education that they require. Most CSI's don't carry guns, ride around in marked police vehicles with flashing lights and siren, and they NEVER conduct interviews and interrogations with suspects. Most CSI's either gather evidence in the field, or work in a lab 8 hours a day.

Don't mistake Hollywood BS for reality.

Sue Thomas was a deaf agent who worked for the FBI. She helped the FBI by lip reading.

first year $58,000