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FBI agent said that they are hard at the begining but then you get use to it

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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2008-09 Edition: FBI agents entered Federal service as GS-10 employees on the pay scale at a base salary of $48,159, yet they earned about $60,199 a year with availability pay. They could advance to the GS-13 grade level in field non-supervisory assignments at a base salary of $75,414, which was worth $94,268 with availability pay. FBI supervisory, management, and executive positions in grades GS-14 and GS-15 paid a base salary of about $89,115 and $104,826 a year, respectively, which amounted to $111,394 or $131,033 per year including availability pay. Salaries were slightly higher in selected areas where the prevailing local pay level was higher.

Technically speaking, the FBI operates on an international level. Agents and resources from the FBI are sent wherever they are needed depending on the case. International cases and operations are much more restricted as they need the foreign country's authority to operate within their borders.

Most commonly, the FBI operates within the United States

On US property, like Navy ships or military bases

Have to be a US Citizen and if you have a spouse, they must be a citizen of the US also.

A person can not be an FBI. Perhaps you're actually curious as to how one can become an FBI agent or other employee. If one is interested in employment with the FBI, and would like to obtain information related to that endeavor on the Internet, then the correct place to start is http://www.fbijobs.gov.

Yes, they do subject you to the effects of pepper spray (you MUST learn that you can 'fight' through it and continue to defend yourself). ALSO - (in my experience) they subject you to a short discharge (5 seconds or less) from the Taser so that you are aware of the effect it has on others.

yes they do.

No it is not easy exp they make you swim in blood the has spikes in the pool you hafe to make it back and fourth blindfolded

yes

Until you retire.

the national police organization

i dont kno tbh .. juet follow me on twitter lol ..

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Zulkifli Abdhir (1966 - 25 January 2015) was a Muslim on the US government's list of Most Wanted Terrorists. he was killed in a raid in remote farmland in the southern Philippines.

Merhaba. No, they only take US citizens. A stupid rule.

It is steady, if your are looking for employment it'll take several years, going to college for a start usually 6 years, then training for 4. If you want to become a agent, start now. My advice, is go into Digital Investigation, Medical, or law.

I do believe so yes - Jason

An agentive is the indication of the presence of an agent noun - for example, the presence of the suffix -er in the English language to describe the agent that performs the action of the verb.

Hi I cant answer the question, but while looking through a bunch of my grandads old stuff I found a (hand written) certificate from the "Brotherhood of the F.B.I" from 10th June 1943, i has a couple of signature on the back and also the the captain of the ships signature

I also have a certificate belonging to my father who was in the Royal Navy and stationed in Iceland from 21 November 1941 until 24 January 1943 on HMS Barbridge. He received the certificate having "endured the requisite period of 365 and one days or longer in the domain of and waters adjacent to Iceland". My mother told me this meant he had been granted the freedom of the Icelandic waters for life.

Yes.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is a federal agency under the Department of Justice. Like other federal law enforcement agencies, the FBI is authorized to investigate and make arrests for violations of federal law. FBI employees are either Special Agents or support personnel. Special Agents (also known as "Series 1811 Special Agent Investigators") are authorized to carry firearms everywhere within the U.S. and its territories, serve search and arrest warrants, and conduct interviews of suspects and witnesses. Support personnel, although they do not carry firearms or conduct interviews or make arrests, serve an important role in investigations by evaluating forensic evidence in cases, matching fingerprints, conducting DNA tests, and providing scientific expertise in diverse fields of study. Both Special Agents and support personnel may testify in court. Although the FBI can investigate any violation of federal law, some of their areas of primary responsibility include stopping domestic terrorism, conducting domestic counterintelligence, and investigating robbery of FDIC insured banks.