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When you sign in, the My Profile tab will be displayed click on the My Registrations tab Page 3 REV 03-20-2018 Select the registration type that you want to renew and click the actions button. Then click on renew. All registrations within the same category type (armed, unarmed, etc.) will be pre-selected.

On Sept. 10, 2012, Texas began transitioning private security registrants from a paper card to the Private Security Pocket Card. This new card contains the same look and features of the Texas Driver's License, ID card and Concealed Handgun License.

Graduating students who apply for and receive the Class D Security Officer License are permitted to work for a licensed security agency as an unarmed security officer. For students seeking to become armed security officers, they must complete the D Course to be eligible to apply for the Statewide Firearms License.

The individual will need to complete an approved training program at Level II. Required topics include 1) state law and Board rule and 2) note taking and report writing. The program will culminate in a test (https://www.txdps.state.tx.us/RSD/PSB/Testingindex.htm).

Level II (Level 2) Non Commissioned Security, or Unarmed Security, is the introductory 6-hour class that covers the basics of becoming a Non Commissioned or Unarmed Security Guard in Texas. ... Once approved by the State, you will be able to work legally as a Non Commissioned/Unarmed security officer in the State of Texas.

To become a licensed security guard in the state of Texas, you must first complete the Level II Training Course and Test. All commissioned and non-commissioned (armed and unarmed) security officers must go through this training. The training must be taken at a licensed school and taught by a licensed instructor.

A Class D security license means that officers who complete the training hours (take the test and achieve this type of license) have the power to act as a security guard or security officer in an unarmed capacity.

To renew any license with DPS you must go online using the DPS T.O.P.S website, renew you license(s), and pay the fee no less than 30 days prior to the expiration date listed on your license.

The Texas Department of Public Safety, Private Security Bureau (PSB) regulates the private security industry in the state of Texas. The Licensing section of the PSB handles all applications for a registration.

To renew any license with DPS you must go online using the DPS T.O.P.S website, renew you license(s), and pay the fee no less than 30 days prior to the expiration date listed on your license.