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Description of Private Investigations in North Dakota
Local North Dakota Private Investigator
Private Investigators in North Dakota are required to be licensed in order to conduct Private Investigation services. If your investigation requires the case to move out of state, the private investigator must still abide by any out of state licensing requirements.
North Dakota Private Investigator
A private investigator in North Dakota must be at least 18 years old, pass an FBI background check and be fully licensed by the state of North Dakota Private Investigation and Security Board.
North Dakota does not require any additional experience in the investigations field but ICS does. Here at ICS, we only hire private investigators that meet our level of professionalism and experience. You can rest assured that any investigations ICS conducts in North Dakota will be held to the highest standard, providing proven results.
Private Investigators in North Dakota
In United States, the Great Plains stretch far throughout the heart of the country and parts of Canada. This far stretching, flat land is what defines North Dakota’s geography and surrounding areas. Home to almost 700,000 residents, North Dakota has the lowest unemployment rate out of any other state.
ICS provides a full range of investigations for the state of North Dakota, and has private investigators ready to work in the state. Whether your case involves adultery, custody, cheating, fraud, background investigations, forensics, narcotics or any other type of investigation, ICS is here to help. With our experience and knowledge, we can find the answers you are looking for.
North Dakota Background Check
Do you need a Background Check in North Dakota? Background checks and background investigations, are one of the most useful services a private investigator in North Dakota can offer. Many of our clients require information that can be found in a background check, but sometimes it isn’t enough. In a more complex investigation, a background check may only be a starting point to help get an investigation going and is only one of many contributing factors to a successful investigation. If you need a background check, or any kind of investigation that may require one, then ICS is here to help. ICS has been conducting investigations since 1967 and are ready to help North Dakota residents with any type of investigation needed.
Local Associations and Important Resources for North Dakota
North Dakota Association of Private Investigators
Website: None Available
About North Dakota:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_dakota
Official North Dakota State Government:http://www.nd.gov
Jurisdictional, Licensing, and Regulation Concerns
North DakotaNorth Dakota has two types of licenses, a Private Investigator License and a Private Detective Agency license. Reference Website: http://www.nd.gov/pisb/elig.htmlContact Information:Website: http://www.nd.gov/pisb/elig.htmlEmail: Bill.wtba@midconetwork.com North Dakota Private Investigation & Security Board, 513 E. Bismarck Expressway, Suite 5, Bismarck, North Dakota, United States, 58504 Phone: (701) 222-3063 Citation Statute: 43-30-01 through 43-30-16 Website: http://www.legis.nd.gov/cencode/t43c30.pdfQualifications Requirement: Be at least eighteen years of age.
Be a high school graduate or hold the equivalent of a high school diploma.
Have not been convicted or adjudged guilty in any jurisdiction of one of the following offenses or its equivalent in another jurisdiction, including juvenile adjudication that the individual has engaged in similar conduct: any felony, any class A or B misdemeanor involving an act of violence or intimidation as defined in North Dakota Century Code chapters 12.1-16 through 12.1-25 and chapter 12.1-31.2 or involving controlled substances as defined in North Dakota Century Code chapter 19-03.1, any offense involving theft as defined in North Dakota Century Code chapter 12.1-23, including shoplifting; or any other offense which must be reported to the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation under North Dakota Century Code section 12.1-32-15. This subsection will not prohibit the board from issuing a license or registration to an individual if the board determines the offense does not have a direct bearing upon the individual's ability to provide private investigative services to the public and the individual has been sufficiently rehabilitated pursuant to the provisions of North Dakota Century
Code section 12.1-33-02.1, or a full pardon has been granted.
Be free of mental condition or defect, which would interfere with the individual's ability to provide services in a professional and competent manner.
Have not committed an act which the board determines is indicative of bad moral character and which has a direct bearing on the applicant's ability to serve the public, including but not limited to offenses other than those listed in subsection three of this section. Reciprocity: North Dakota does not have reciprocity agreements with any other states. Fees: Licensed Private Investigator - $130.00
Licensed Detective Agency - $250.00
ND BCI Criminal Search - $30.00
FBI Criminal Search - $22.00 Renewal Information: A license to provide private investigative or security services is valid for a two-year period, ending on September thirtieth of each odd-numbered year. License fees must be prorated for the portion of each license period the license is in effect.
The fee to be paid by an applicant for the initial issuance or the renewal of a license as a private investigator or a license to provide private security services may not exceed one hundred fifty dollars. A late fee not to exceed fifty dollars may be charged for each month the renewal fee is due and unpaid Forms: http://www.nd.gov/pisb/forms.html Continuing Education: The board may adopt rules establishing the requirements for the continuing education of persons licensed under this chapter. The board may refuse to renew, suspend, or revoke any license issued under this chapter or place on probationary status any licensee on proof that the licensee has failed to meet the applicable continuing education requirements. Applicants for accreditation of continuing education courses, classes, or activities may be charged a reasonable fee as determined by the board.
North Dakota State requires licensing for Private Investigators, Security Guards and Agencies. State Licensing Authority: Private Investigative & Security Board Website: http://www.nd.gov/pisb/index.htmlEmail: ndpisb@midco.netPhone: (701) 222-3063 Only licensed private investigators can conduct investigations in North Dakota. Licenses are only good in North Dakota, there is no State Reciprocity.
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Top Case Types for North Dakota
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Adultery or Infidelity Investigations (Marital)
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Child Custody and Visitation Investigations
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Other Private Investigator Case
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Unfaithful or Cheating Mate (Non-Marital)
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Cheating Spouse Investigation
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Locate Lost People
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Missing Persons
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Birth Parent Locate Investigation
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Divorce Investigation
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Background Checks (Online Dating)
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Case Studies
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Adultery Surveillance Case Study
A concerned husband solicited the services of the trained professionals at International...
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Affair During Divorce of Wife with Attorney Case Study
A husband was in the middle of an international divorce, and his wife was overseas. The husband’s...
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Alimony and Disability Fraud with Surveillance Case Study
When couples divorce, tensions rise when it comes to the allocation of alimony. Imagine this…..A...
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Android and iPhone eDiscovery
Cell phone spyware is more common today than ever, but this does not mean you have to be...
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Android Phone and Corporate Espionage
In recent months, an increase in cases involving cell phones and tablet devices are being brought...
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Papers and Press Releases
April 26, 2013
ICS of Missouri and Pennsylvania Collaborate to Finish a Case
Two ICS offices collaborate to complete a case for a personal injury case.
April 25, 2013
Giessmann and Janson join ICS of Missouri
ICS of Missouri hires two new private investigators to join the Missouri Investigation Team.
April 23, 2013
Another Successful Child Custody Case from ICS of PA
ICS of Pennsylvania had another successful Child Custody Case that helped their client gain full custody over their child as well as terminate chil...
April 22, 2013
ICS of Pennsylvania Sponsors the MCPA 2013
ICS of Pennsylvania sponsors MCPA for the April 2013 seminar
April 18, 2013
Nicole Edson Joins ICS
Nicole Edson joins International Counterintelligence Services as the new director of the Employment Screening Division.
Recent Employment Applications
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Private Investigator Internship *Intern
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Private Investigator Internship *Intern
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Surveillance Investigator
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Hickson, North Dakota, United States
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