In Colorado, as of July 1st, it is voluntary to be a Licensed Private Investigator.
Together we have over 30 years of legal investigative experience and a combined official death investigation experience of over nine years at a busy and unique coroner/medical examiner’s office.
Now we are also among the first to be licensed private investigators under Colorado's new and unique 'Voluntary Private Investigator Licensure Program'. We are proud to be charter licensed private investigators.
What does this mean?
It means we have chosen to add distinction to our professionalism by being vetted for our experience, character and references. Licensed private investigators hold themselves to a higher level of professionalism and accountability to their peers, clients and the general public.
With Colorado's licensing program being voluntary, why did we choose to be licensed?
-- To demonstrate that we are vetted by the Colorado Department of Regulatory agencies (4,000 hours of experience is verified and all must pass a fingerprint CBI record check)
-- Eases the burden of qualification on attorneys and other clients
-- For consumer protection (being licensed in another state offers no consumer protection in Colorado, but was necessary to PIs for records access and credibility before this program)
-- For continued access to records and databases (exceptions are increasingly more common to be given to those licensed within the states they do business)
-- To be on an equal plane as our licensed investigator colleagues
-- For the recognition and distinction that licensing provides
Karen is PI-502 and can be verified at < Click Here >
Dean is PI-503 and can be verified at < Click Here >
Do you want to know if the private investigator you want to hire in Colorado is licensed?
To verify < Click Here >
Are you interested in becoming a licensed private investigator? You do not have to be a Colorado resident or PI -- visit http://licensing.ppiac.net
(very helpful if you are in a state without state licensing --MS, ID, SD, WY, AK)
For additional commentary on licensing in Colorado, see the earlier related blog post at http://www.forensic-investigators.com/1/post/2012/05/licensing-private-investigators-in-colorado.html
Together we have over 30 years of legal investigative experience and a combined official death investigation experience of over nine years at a busy and unique coroner/medical examiner’s office.
Now we are also among the first to be licensed private investigators under Colorado's new and unique 'Voluntary Private Investigator Licensure Program'. We are proud to be charter licensed private investigators.
What does this mean?
It means we have chosen to add distinction to our professionalism by being vetted for our experience, character and references. Licensed private investigators hold themselves to a higher level of professionalism and accountability to their peers, clients and the general public.
With Colorado's licensing program being voluntary, why did we choose to be licensed?
-- To demonstrate that we are vetted by the Colorado Department of Regulatory agencies (4,000 hours of experience is verified and all must pass a fingerprint CBI record check)
-- Eases the burden of qualification on attorneys and other clients
-- For consumer protection (being licensed in another state offers no consumer protection in Colorado, but was necessary to PIs for records access and credibility before this program)
-- For continued access to records and databases (exceptions are increasingly more common to be given to those licensed within the states they do business)
-- To be on an equal plane as our licensed investigator colleagues
-- For the recognition and distinction that licensing provides
Karen is PI-502 and can be verified at < Click Here >
Dean is PI-503 and can be verified at < Click Here >
Do you want to know if the private investigator you want to hire in Colorado is licensed?
To verify < Click Here >
Are you interested in becoming a licensed private investigator? You do not have to be a Colorado resident or PI -- visit http://licensing.ppiac.net
(very helpful if you are in a state without state licensing --MS, ID, SD, WY, AK)
For additional commentary on licensing in Colorado, see the earlier related blog post at http://www.forensic-investigators.com/1/post/2012/05/licensing-private-investigators-in-colorado.html
