Several members of thePIgroup
have assisted their states
in the writing or re-writing of
their state's Private Investigator
licensing tests.

Contact them to be pointed
in the right study direction.
Some have valuable advice,
others have formal study material.

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The large package for the
California PI License Test
Exam Study Preparation Material
is well-known and respected by
private investigators CA statewide.

Click here to request a list of sample CA test questions!
(Be sure include your name, city, and phone number)

State testing details: CA
--150 multiple-choice questions
--2 hours allowed
--70% required to pass
--approximately 7 out of 10
applicants fail the written exam
--multiple versions of the test
(fail, and you are later re-tested
with a completely different test)
--testing done on computer
If you get a CA PI license in 2009,
you will be about #27000.

Study Material Package details: CA
--a 5-pound package
--approximately 800 sample
multiple-choice questions
--an answer key (you self-correct and
teach yourself what you didn't know)
--copies of laws/codes important to CA PIs
--information about joining the 4000-member
thePIgroup (www.thePIgroup.com)
--free database searches from several
of the main PI database companies
--dozens of info sheets of items to
help you start a PI business NOW
--compiled into a professional-grade
binder with section dividers
--can be shipped immediately
--and more!

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Also available:
New York and Nevada


State testing details:NY
--2 1/2 hours
--70% required to pass
--Covers license law, penal and criminal procedure law,
investigative techniques, supervision, restrictions,
interpreting written material, and report writing


State testing details:NV
--2 hours
--about 100 questions
--multiple-choice, fill-in, True/False
--testing offered in January,
April, July, and October
--75% need to pass
--testing done on paper
--Covers NV Revised Statutes 648.00,
NV Administrative Code 648.00
fraud, procedures, license law,
penal and criminal law, investigative
techniques, supervision, restrictions,
criminal, degrees of misdemeanors,
interpreting written material,
and report writing
--NV easier-question examples:
Is it better to have your notes
in a bound notebook or in a binder?
Is it better to write your
notes in pencil or in ink?
If you get a NV PI license in 2009,
you will be about #1600.


Call (818) 883-6969
or e-mail to
thePIgroup@aol.com
for prompt assistance!

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