Title: How to Become a Bounty Hunter in Texas - TX | Texas Bounty Hunter School and License Requirements
Headings: Training for Bounty Hunter Jobs in Texas
Training for Bounty Hunter Jobs in Texas
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Step 1. Meet Basic Qualifications for Bounty Hunters in Texas
Step 2. Complete Education and Training Requirements for Texas Bounty Hunters
Step 3. Pass the Required Texas Exams
Step 4. Submit an Application to Become a Bounty Hunter in Texas
Step 5. Now that You’re a Bounty Hunter in Texas
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Content: You must also submit: $55 via check or money order payable to the Texas Department of Public Safety with a PSB-50 form attached
$25 FBI fingerprint fee and two FBI-issued completed fingerprint cards or an IBT FAST receipt from electronic fingerprinting (follow these fingerprinting instructions and consult this list for Texas electronic fingerprinting sites)
Certificate of completion of your Level 2,3,4 training (whichever is applicable)
Mail the completed application, fees and above documentation to Texas Department of Public Safety-Private Security Bureau, P.O. Box 15999, Austin, TX 78761-5999. If you are applying to become a licensed private investigator, you may apply online or use the Private Security Original Registration Application. You must also submit: $33 via check or money order payable to the Texas Department of Public Safety along with a PSB-50 form
$25 FBI classification fee and two completed fingerprint cards or an IBT FAST receipt from electronic fingerprinting (follow these fingerprinting instructions and consult this list for Texas electronic fingerprinting sites)
Mail the above to Texas Department of Public Safety, Private Security MSC 0242, P.O. Bo 15999, Austin, TX 78761-5999
Step 5. Now that You’re a Bounty Hunter in Texas
Congratulations! You have become a bounty hunter in Texas! Make sure to maintain the license or commission that allows you to bounty hunt legally. You must complete continuing education (CE) to ensure you remain legally eligible to be a Texas bounty hunter. If you are a peace officer, you must complete 40 hours of CE biannually and submit them at certification renewal time every two years.