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New BSIS laws require in-person training for the appropriate use of force.

Yes - new laws went into effect this year that required in-person training. Online only is not legal in CA anymore for a guard card.

yes!

New requirements made us need to do a hybrid class (online and in-person), and in-person training is much more expensive, unfortunately.

Contact the BSIS - they should be able to direct you

Check out step 3 on our website - we have links to the updated forms there: osossecurityservices.thinkific.com/pages/guardcardapplication

Unfortunately not - maybe one day we will have enough customers to expand to the LA region :)

Local live scan site is fine to upload fingerprints no fingerprint cards are required. Everything is sent electronically.

You need a ‘hard card’. With physical fingerprints on a ID.

@@osossecurityservices I spoke with a BSIS rep today and she didnt know about the regulation update going from the old training: Powers to Arrest/Weapons of Mass destruction, to, Powers to Arrest/Appropriate Use of Force. But the website clearly has a bulletin with an important update for all concerned. Additionally the rep said because Im out of state my fingerprints should be on a hard card.

@@louielouie7806 good to know about a hard card for out of state!

No - new regulations requires at least half of the new training to be in-person. We offer in person training with friendly instructors who will help you get certified quickly and efficiently: osossecurityservices.thinkific.com/

Check out our steps here: osossecurityservices.thinkific.com/pages/guardcardapplication sign up for one of our guard card classes - we recommend the 40 hour bundle: osossecurityservices.thinkific.com/bundles/40-hour-bundle and we will see you in the classroom!

Should i put the online course or the in power AUOF course there?

​@@beierduo3 I would recommend putting the Powers to Arrest information (certificate number and instructor information) on Breeze and upload both of your certificates. Come take the training with us next time and we will give you a combined certificate for both parts :) Also reminder to complete your continuing education (32 hours)

@@osossecurityservices okay i did do that! I forgot to upload my live scan (i did it in person yesterday doing part b).. Does Breeze automatically get my fingerprints? Where are you located or is it online as well?(:

@@beierduo3 Live Scan fingerprints do not need to be uploaded to Breeze as they will be sent by the Live Scan operator to the appropriate parties (DOJ & FBI) just make sure you keep a copy for your records and have you ATI number to check your background check status! All of our classes are online, except the Appropriate use of Force (part B of the Guard Card) is at our Richmond facility. All of our other courses can be done fully online at osossecurityservices.thinkific.com/

@@osossecurityservices ah okay thank you so much! I’ll keep that in mind for when I want to get baton, pepper spray and energy weapon certs. I currently live in Sacramento but Richmond wouldn’t be too out of the way if you have better deals and instructors. i’ll check you guys out soon :)

$49 + Live Scan Site Fee (unless you are doing a combined security guard / firearms permit Live Scan - then it is $87 + Live Scan Site Fee)

Send a message (or call) the BSIS - they are the issuing agency for obtaining a guard card and will help you navigate: bsis.ca.gov/webapplications/apps/contact/index.shtml.

I would go ahead and apply already before your conviction!! I had a pending gun charge when I first applied and got approved fast as hell. I let it expire and tried to apply with a conviction and got denied

New laws are requiring us to do the 5-hour Appropriate Use of Force in-person. Everything else is online.

PTA certificate number is on the bottom right hand corner of our certificates. License number is on the top right: osossecurityservices.thinkific.com/pages/guardcardapplication

@@osossecurityservices yes, I receive the info other day from my instructor. Thanks anyways!

Take a look at this page: osossecurityservices.thinkific.com/pages/guardcardapplication

@@jujuaustin5230 yes prices increased at every company because of new California regulations that require part of the guard card course to be taught in person. In person training is much more expensive than pure online training.

@@bltbrandon you should receive the physical card in the mail

No need to redo the application process!

Complete that 40 hour training!

Give the BSIS a call or email with more details - they will be able to answer better based on your situation

Those are the tracking numbers that the Live Scan operator will fill out.

Any update ?? I submitted the live scan on July 5th

@@awakenjorge171I got denied for 1 misdemeanor conviction for a conceal firearm registered to me. I appealed the decision so hopefully that works but it took me about a month to wait for a denied decision

Thats califartnia for you. Always looking to milk people

you can make 25 - 55 an hour being an armed guard. MONEY comes money goes. Don't be stingy over $119

Probably because it’s cali where everything is 50x the price

$99 over here in Ca. But, for the initial Security Guard Livescan.

@@Bigcountryboy- i’m in california bro i’m saying that as a california resident..

You must complete both refresher courses but it is not currently mandated to upload those certificates to breeze. You do need to keep a record of those certificates and so does your employer in the event of an audit.

@@osossecurityservices thank you very much in a fast response!

Do you see your guard card on your Breeze account? If not you probably need to link your license to your profile. To do that first, click the "Update Profile" hyperlink on the Quick Start Menu. Second, click the "Add License" button. Then fill in the information for the required fields.

Check with your local sheriffs department on what type of credentials you need in your area.

@@osossecurityservices I just did and they said they have no information to give me, that law enforcement and a security guard/bodyguard is different. I was shock and just said ok

You need Security License. After approval. Apply for another Gun license. Both can be assets to your client.

For the guard card course or the license or the live scan?

@@osossecurityservices all of them

They should all be on the certificate - check out our step-by-step instructions here: osossecurityservices.thinkific.com/pages/guardcardapplication

Check out Step 1 in our instructions: osossecurityservices.thinkific.com/pages/guardcardapplication if you took the course with us it's 1447

Check out this link for current processing times for the BSIS: www.bsis.ca.gov/forms_pubs/app_processing_timeframes.shtml

Any updates? Mine still in pending as well

@@davidcano8734did you end receiving it?

An armed security guard usually means both a security guard license and an exposed firearms permit. An exposed firearms permit does not include the security guard card.

Send an email to bsis@dca.ca.gov with a receipt of your payment/applicant number, attach a copy of your certificate, and let them know that you did not attach it originally.

Reach out to the BSIS via email and attach your certificate - make sure to include your application number.

If you renewed online through Breeze you do not need to mail in the renewal application!

After paying the renewal fee. Do we also have to submit the application online and the 32-hour course?

@@jriverar1436 Did you renew online through Breeze? If so, then you should be good to go

Another question, how can I see an update on my guard card?

@@crystalramos5681 Fill out all of the applicant info for the livescan yourself. You will need to have your guard card before you can legally start working as a security guard. After you have submitted your application to the BSIS you should be notified by email and receive your guard card in the mail, you can also check if your license is active at the following link: search.dca.ca.gov/

The LiveScan operator has most likely electronically submitted your fingerprints to the DOJ and FBI and wrote an Automated Transaction Identifier (ATI) number on the copy of your form. You can also review the status of your live scan at any time by going to the following link: applicantstatus.doj.ca.gov/

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I believe the live scan is the last step.

Yes per FBI regulations, you must submit your online application PRIOR to LiveScan(s). UNLESS you are sending physical applications, (which I wouldn’t) taking up to 8 weeks approval (still standard)

Yes!

As long as the 8 hour course guard card course was from a BSIS instructor (like OSOS) and completed recently then yes

Yes you need to check the box that says you served in the military and include your DD 214 or active military ID when you upload your application (it usually gets approved much quicker)

You can apply for your guard card with just the 8-hour course. Still, you need to complete the 32 hours within the first 6 months of getting your license (16 hours after the first 30 days and 16 hours within 6 months), so most security companies require the 32-hour course to be completed before you start working as a guard to stay in compliance. This is why we highly recommend the 40-hour bundle (8-hour guard card and 32-hour continuing education).

⁠​⁠@@osossecurityservicesone question and the 32 hr corse is done online when we get the 40hr bundle correct ? Or does the 32hr corse need to be done in person ?

@@AlejandroEstrada-km5re 32 hour course (included in the 40 hour bundle) is all online!

After you complete the guad card course you only need to do the breeze application, then livescan and you should receive your guard card in the mail!

You can get a job after the eight-hour course, and you have your guard card, but most companies want the additional 32 hours since you will be required to complete them within six months. According to the BSIS website, it takes between 30 and 60 days for the guard card; sometimes, it comes sooner.

the 40 hour training courses and guard card application are online but you have to do the live scan in person, the website tells you where you can go near you and what to do once you do the live scan.