CT Bail Enforcement Agent Training (Bounty Hunter) plus Bail Enforcement Agent Firearms (Gold Card) Qualification, Fugitive Recovery Agent Certification.
State of Connecticut BEA Approved Course of Study

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Qualifications for a CT Bail Enforcement Agent License (Bounty Hunter)
The license requirements are set forth in C.G.S. 29-152f. Applicants must submit an application detailing their name, age, date and place of birth, residence and occupation. The applicant must also disclose if they have ever been convicted of a crime. Persons convicted of a felony or any one of 11 misdemeanor charges detailed in the statute are ineligible to obtain a license. All applicants are required to complete a 20 hour training course prior to obtaining a license. The training is provided by private instructors that teach an approved curriculum. JFM Associates, LLC offers both the 20 Hour Criminal Justice and 16 Hour Firearms Certification Courses. Book Your Class Today
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The fingerprints and photographs of the applicant are also collected. A detailed background investigation is conducted to determine the suitability of the applicant. The background investigation includes an in person interview. A person vested with police powers is ineligible to be licensed as a bail enforcement agent. The background investigation typically takes 8 weeks to complete. A license is issued for a period of 1 year and the fee for a license is $200.00. Download a Connecticut BEA application (DPS-10-C) today
Designed for those persons seeking licensing in the State of Connecticut to apprehend persons who have eluded the Judicial process by “skipping” (failing to appear in court).

Our in-house instructor (a current Bail Enforcement Agent and Former Bail Bondsman), is one of only a few in the country that are authorized by the State to conduct all components of the course.

Meeting your State's mandatory licensing or certification requirements is only the first step to becoming a successful Bail Enforcement Agent, or, more commonly known to the public at-large, a bounty hunter.

Course content includes:

Criminal Justice 20+ hours Handcuffing Training Entering the Trade Skip Tracing and Database Access Advertising your Services Equipment for the Job O.C. (Pepper Spray) Training Service Fees and Accounting Handcuff Techniques and Liability Issues Connecticut Use of Force Laws Report Writing and Documentation Federal, State, and Local Legal Issues Networking throughout the U.S. Developing sources of inside information Contracts with Bondsman Bail Bond Contracts Prisoner Transport and Safety Booking a Prisoner Relations with Police Agencies Judicial Process and Procedures Cross-Border Operations

Download the PDF file below from the DPS website to read more about BEA regulations

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Supplemental Firearms Permit(Gold Card)
Bail Enforcement Bail Bondsman Gold Card Course Registration
Connecticut General Statute 29-152m requires that any professional bondsmen licensed under Chapter 533, surety bail bond agent licensed under chapter 700f, or bail enforcement agent (bounty hunter) licensed under sections 29-152f to 29-152i, inclusive, that desires to carry a pistol, revolver or other firearm while engaging in the business of a professional bondsmen, surety bail bond agent or bail enforcement agent, as the case may be, or while traveling to or from such business, must first obtain a special permit from the Commissioner of Public Safety. The permit is issued in accordance with subsection (b) of 29-152m. The permit is in addition to the permit requirements imposed under C.G.S. sec. 29-28.

Applicants for a permit must complete a course of instruction approved by the Commissioner of Public Safety. The course is offered by private instructors and involves classroom training in safety and use of firearms and range qualification. Upon completion of the course, the firearm instructor signs off on the reverse side of the application form. The application form is then submitted to the Special License and Firearms Unit. A $31.00 application fee is charged for issuance of the permit. The permit is good for 5 years unless suspended or revoked, and runs parallel with the expiration date of the Connecticut State Pistol Permit.

Connecticut Bail Laws
Site with Basic Bail Enforcement Information
Connecticut Licensing Information Website
Connecticut Bail Enforcement Licensing Requirements
Bail Enforcement USA
Local Connecticut Bail Enforcement and Bail Bondsman Connection
Bail Services in Connecticut Final Review
Bail Bonds in Connecticut Law Review
Connecticut Bail Laws from BailYes
Connecticut Bail Bond Laws
Licensed Bail Enforcement Agents in Connecticut
Special Licensing and Firearms Unit List of BEA’s in Connecticut

Read More about Becoming a Connecticut Licensed Bail Enforcement Agent Today

 CT Bail Enforcement Agent Training Courses,  CT Bail Enforcement Firearms Certification (Gold Card) Course, Security Officer Classes, Connecticut Guard Card Classes, Connecticut Blue Card Classes. The courses we offer are required for a Bail Enforcement Agent License, Gold Card, Blue Card, Guard Card, Bail Enforcement Agent Training, Bail Bondsman Firearms and Gold Card Permit in Connecticut.
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