OHIO’S ONLY ASSOCIATION FOR PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS AND SECURITY GUARDS

OASIS serves Ohio’s Private Security and Investigation Professionals with the latest news, legislative and regulatory agency advocacy, training, cost-saving benefits, networking and business development. Our members are dedicated to maintaining and improving the integrity of the industry, quality of service and the public perception.

The North Carolina Association of Private Investigators, Inc. was chartered in 1987 and is the oldest association of Private Investigators in the State. NCAPI is a non profit Corporation.

North Carolina Association Of Private Investigators

Constitution Preamble

We, Licensed Private Investigators of the State of North Carolina, do hereby associate and organize for the following purpose:

To support and defend the Constitutions of the United States and the State of North Carolina; to promote and foster the enforcement of law and order; to improve the individual proficiency of our members in the performance of their duties; to promote and encourage social, charitable, and educational activities and opportunities among Private Investigators; to advocate and strive for uniform application of the rules and regulations of the Private Protective Services Board; to apply to the Private Protective Services Board for changes and improvements in the regulation of Private Investigators; to create a tradition of Esprit de Corps insuring fidelity to duty under all conditions and circumstances; to promote and maintain the highest ethical practices and standards in the profession of Private Investigator; to perpetuate a spirit of cooperation among its members, and with all those engaged in law enforcement; and to further establish a mutual feeling of trust, goodwill, honesty, and friendship among agencies throughout the State of North Carolina and the United States.

Today’s SPI is quite different then the organization as it appeared in 1956. Just as the criminal justice profession has changed, so has SPI.

Today we incorporated professions unheard of in 1956. These include, but are not limited to: DNA specialists, Computer Forensic Investigators, Forensic Odontologists, Forensic Accountants and other specialties as well as members from the traditional investigative community.

Those who have joined SPI have indeed joined an auspicious organization with a tremendous history.

The mission of SPI is to provide the very best forum possible for the education, training and networking of our members. Each month SPI members meet at Forlini’s Restaurant in New York City, the legendary Italian restaurant behind the Manhattan Criminal Courts Building on Baxter Street, to listen to guest speakers who are the very tops in their fields. SPI also provides training programs and an annual awards dinner honoring leaders in our professions.

Featured In The New Yorker and The New York Times.

The Society of Professional Investigators does not wait until veterans or Memorial day to honor our nation’s heroes. Each year SPI honors a select number of wounded warriors with a dinner and a one year free membership in our organization.

Associated Licensed Detectives Of New York State

For more than 50 years, “ALDONYS” has worked on behalf of licensed private investigators, agency licensees and security guard firms as an advocate for the industry by raising the standards and skills of its members through education, improved standards and awareness.

As New York State’s largest organization for licensed private investigators and security service providers, our membership represents professionals with expert knowledge in a wide range of private security specialties.

About NJSIA.org

The New Jersey Special Investigators Association, Inc. is a non-profit organization formed to unite insurance fraud investigators for their mutual benefit.

The Association monitors trends affecting the industry and shares technical information with the insurance industry and with law enforcement and regulatory agencies. The Association also acts as an industry liaison with related organizations.

Through the NJSIA Education Foundation, Inc. the NJSIA has undertaken the mission of educating insurance fraud investigators and law enforcement personnel in fraud awareness, investigatory techniques, trends in the industry, and recent developments in the law relating to insurance fraud. The NJSIA Education Foundation, Inc. sponsors an annual day and a half insurance fraud seminar that is attended by over 700 persons representing insurance companies, regulatory bodies and law enforcement agencies from the northeastern United States.

The NJSIA conducts general membership meetings on a quarterly basis.

A 16-person Board of Directors governs the NJSIA. The Association has more than 350 members..

NJLPIA was established in 1955 to promote professionalism among our licensed investigator members. Since that time, NJLPIA, through its general membership and many volunteer board members, has worked hard to increase our ranks, establish an open dialogue with our licensing body – the New Jersey State Police, promote education and training for investigators and monitor and effect change in the NJ and Federal legislatures.

In addition, NJLPIA exists to help the general public learn more about our profession as well as to locate professional, qualified and licensed private investigators. We have members located from the southern tip of NJ to the northern most part of our state ready to help clients achieve their investigative goals.

To become a member of NJLPIA, please follow the “Join NJLPIA” link and begin taking advantage of the many benefits that membership offers. The return on your investment by joining NJLPIA will be significant, whether through increased business, valuable training programs or assistance received from fellow members through our listserv which is an invaluable resource and virtual knowledge base of investigative ideas, tips and support.

New Hampshire League of Investigators, Inc.

NHLI is the only Association in New Hampshire for Professional Private Investigators, bound by a code of ethics, and committed to providing training, networking and representation before legislation and on the Governor’s Advisory Board.

The Nevada Society of Professional Investigators was formed to preserve the rights of Nevada’s investigators through uniform standards, procedures and interpretation of the law. Members of the board attend all PILB meetings and workshops and represent the issues that impact its members. In addition, NSPI carefully monitors existing and proposed legislation and its impact on its members and the citizens of Nevada.

The Nebraska Association of Licensed Private Investigators (also known by its  acronym “NALPI”) is an association comprised of a diverse group of licensed private investigators and related professionals, from across the entire state of Nebraska.  It is filed with the Secretary of State – Corporations division at the state capitol in Lincoln as “a fraternal association to promote and  maintain the highest educational standards and ethical practices in the fields of investigation and related practices.”

The Montana Association of Private Investigators and Security Operators (M.A.P.I.S.O.) is an organization of professional Private Investigators and Security Operators who are properly insured and who have passed the stringent licensing requirements as established by the State of Montana’s Department of Labor.

Pursuant to Montana State statutes and regulations anyone, with the exception of an insurance adjuster, who conducts any type of investigations for any type of consideration must be properly licensed by the State. Prior to hiring any Private Investigator or Security Officer you are strongly encouraged to first determine that the person has a current license issued by the Department of Labor. To check licensing status, or to report an unlicensed individual, please feel free to contact the Board of Security at the contacts listed below:

Welcome to the Missouri State Investigators Association web-site. The Association is made up of professional Investigators in Law Enforcement, State Regulatory Investigators and Private Investigators. We are professionals dedicated to sharing information to better serve the public.

Welcome to the MPIA website. MPIA is comprised of professional private investigators in Mississippi and is a not-for-profit professional organization. Our goal, while working to increase our membership, is to advance the investigator and security profession through education and legislation. . If you are currently a Mississippi private investigator we would encourage you to join MPIA. MPIA was formed in 1995 and continues to strive to raise the Professional Standards of Private Investigators.

MPIA is dedicated to professionalism within our membership.  This Professionalism is achieved with Education, Ethics, and strong requirements to be a member of MPIA.  For a Private Investigator to become a part of this elite organization, we encourage you to print an application from the website and mail it to anyone of the officers.

The Minnesota Association of Private Investigators and Protective Agents is a non-profit corporation organized under and pursuant to the provisions found in the Minnesota State Non-Profit Corporation Act. MAPI was initially organized and founded by a group of private investigators interested in building career awareness through shared resources and educational opportunities. MAPI was exclusively organized as a fraternal association for educational, political, legal and social purposes. The corporation works solely for the benefit of its members and respective industries.

Mission Statement

The Minnesota Association of Private Investigators and Protective Agents’ mission was recently revised to reflect legislative acts, statutes, rules and regulations that established new training mandates. The mission statement was modified to ensure MAPI provides continuing education opportunities and training materials for members and non-members alike, all of which meet or exceed state requirements.

MAPI is dedicated to the professional development of Licensed Private Investigators and Protective Agents as decreed in the Minnesota statutes.

MAPI promotes and maintains the highest ethical practices in the field of private investigation and protective agents, and only accepts as members those individuals whose background meets our stringent code of ethics. To be considered for membership, it is important that individuals have strictly observed the precepts of truth, accuracy and ethics in their professional and private life.

The Michigan Council of Professional Investigators (MCPI) is an organizational network of investigators from across the State of Michigan.

MCPI remains Michigan’s premiere investigative network and collaborative platform for the top professional investigators in the state.  We strive to maintain the highest level of professionalism, ethical conduct, and integrity amongst professional investigators, while encouraging networking, providing on-going training, and inspiring mutual assistance.  Furthermore, we actively monitor statutes, educate our members on legislative issues, and lobby against any legislature that may negatively and directly impact the professional investigation industry.

Our professional investigators specialize in an array of service offerings, including but not limited to: physical security, surveillance, fraud investigations, arson investigations, accident reconstruction, corporate investigations, litigation support, cyber security and digital forensics, domestic investigations, risk assessments, background checks, financial forensics, and expert testimony.  Additionally, many of our investigators and members maintain highly-esteemed credentials, such as Certified Protection Professional (CPP), Certified Legal Investigator (CLI), Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), Professional Certified Investigator (PCI), and Physical Security Professional (PSP), as well as credentials reserved for retired local, state, and federal law enforcement officials.

We encourage you to browse our website for various useful resources, professional investigators near you, upcoming events and trainings, and further information on MCPI, as well as how to join our state’s premiere investigative network!

The Licensed Private Detectives Association of Massachusetts is the oldest and premier resource for Licensed Private Detectives in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.  Through legislative efforts, continuing education and peer networking events, the LPDAM promotes professionalism of the individual investigator and the profession as a whole.  The LPDAM also coordinates its efforts with the National Council for Security Services (NCISS) to ensure proper representation on the national level.

The business of Private Detectives and Private Investigation is a profession regulated by Massachusetts state law. Anyone who practices Private Investigation, Bodyguard Services, Polygraph Examinations, Accident Reconstruction, Insurance Investigations, Arson Investigations or any other aspect of investigation for hire, in Massachusetts must be properly Licensed, or the W-2 Employee of a properly Licensed company, under Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 147, Sections 22-30.

 

THE M.I.S.A. MISSION: To unite all licensed private investigation and security professionals for the purpose of improving professionalism and standards, to effect legislation in local, state, and federal arenas, to share innovative ideas and scientific techniques and provide a forum for personal and business growth.

Our membership’s business is either professional security, private investigators or related companies. Integrity, honor and assurance are the true hallmarks of our business conduct. Through our commitment to excellence and client satisfaction, we are able to provide our services in a manner in which our policies and philosophies are implemented in the best interests of those we serve.

It is our objective to provide our clients with the most comprehensive security services by offering programs designed for maximum protection with minimum constraints placed on those whose safety, property and technology we ensure. Our primary concern is to make it possible for our clients to confidently conduct their business, corporate and personal lives in a secure environment, enabling them to concentrate on accomplishing routine obligations unhampered by apprehension and concern.

Whether our client is concerned about personal, residential or professional situations, we will make expert and professional recommendations on counteracting the condition and provide the services needed to implement those options.

For our private investigation clients, we strive to assist your needs in a legal and professional manner. If you are looking for Jim Rockford or Magnum, you will not find them here. Private detective members operate within the law and are frequently an extension to law enforcement. Some p.i.’s specialize in only one type of investigation while others may engage in a few areas of investigations.

Feel free to contact any member on the list to determine if they are able to handle your special needs.

P.I.A.M represents you and your interests in the investigative industry in the State of Maryland.  We are so clandestine, that you can’t find us on google 😉

Our membership encompasses a myriad of talent and expertise including former law enforcement, military, SIU and Federal investigators. MLPIA was founded on December 4, 1999 by a group of licensed investigators dedicated to fostering the professionalism and ethics of our industry.

MLPIA informs the investigative community of legislative changes and works as one voice to effect change in State and Federal legislation that would harm our clients. Our members are licensed by the Maine Department of Public Safety after an extensive background check and are overseen directly by the Maine State Police.

As an organization, we recognize that we have a duty to conduct ourselves professionally, ethically and within the law.

You can rest assured that when you select a Maine professional investigator from our Maine Licensed Private Investigator Association, you are getting the best Maine has to offer.

You can search our site for a professional investigator based on expertise, location, or by perusing the member’s page. Thank you for your interest.

An Association of Professional Investigators striving for Higher Standards

The Louisiana Private Investigators Association was founded to promote and to maintain the highest ethical practices in the profession of private investigators.   You are invited to take the time to browse through our site and learn about the LPIA.  You will find information about Louisiana private investigators, LPIA member benefits, history, events and links of interest. We are a non-profit professional trade organization and not a licensing authority.

Louisiana PI?

If you want to create a difference and be recognized as a top investigator, the first step is to be a part of the most credible organization that protects the professional investigators out there.

The Kansas Association of Licensed Investigators became a reality in August, 2000. The first general meeting was held in Emporia, Kansas and at the conclusion, K.A.L.I. was 40 members strong. After the second meeting held in Kansas City, MO in October, 2000, K.A.L.I. was 82 members strong. The Kansas Association of Licensed Investigators is the largest group of investigators to ever come together as an association.

Licensed private detectives in the state of Kansas can now be assured that they have a voice in guiding their profession and networking with the most professional investigators in the state. K.A.L.I. will always strive to provide its members with training, promotion of the industry, and a strong voice before regulatory bodies that have an impact on their future.

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Organized in 1985, the Iowa Association of Private Investigators (IAPI) is a valuable asset for Iowa investigators and for the general public. Members have access to multiple sources of professional benefits including continuing education and training, publications, legislative monitoring, and networking among members. The public can use the IAPI website to locate an Iowa investigator and to learn about the private investigation business.

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Our professional investigators, security consultants and process servers offer special resources in the State of Indiana and beyond.

The Indiana Society of Professional Investigators is an association of the best men and women with the expertise and experience to provide solutions to the challenges in today’s world. Our professional investigators, security consultants and process servers offer special resources in the State of Indiana and beyond.

Our members are “The Professionals Who Provide Solutions.”

OUR HISTORY:

In 1996, professional investigator and skip tracer Gene J. Plummer contacted a handful of colleagues with a simple proposition: “Let’s build an organization that is truly a professional association run for the benefit of its membership, not like anything we’ve seen before in Indiana.

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Representing the highest principles of ethical conduct in the private, public and special investigator profession

The Indiana Association of Professional Investigators has adopted these principals and its members use them as their code of conduct as they pursue the American ideals of truth, justice and fairness on behalf of their clients.

The investigators linked to the professional investigative services within this site are IAPI members and vow to abide by the following code of ethics…

The IAPI provides an organization that inspires leadership, promotes confidence to those utilizing investigators, and enhances the professional development of professional investigators.