$250.00
Security Officer G License class is regulated by the State of Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Licensing. The security course consists of 28 hours of course work with a portion of the training performed at the range.
Upon successful completion of the security license G class, students may apply to the Division of Licensing for their G License by paying the license fee of $164.75 or $112.00 if applying for their license within 6 months of their class D license.
Security Officer G License Requirements
The companion G license is for the individual that wishes to work armed. The class G 28 hours course meets the State of Florida curriculum and certification required to obtain the G license. This course is provided by our training school that is approved by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Licensing for Security Officers. The instructor holds a DI license and K license to teach the classroom and range qualification course. Upon completion of the required curriculum and testing, you will be certified and eligible to apply for your Florida class G license. During the class, you will be provided with the application and instructions on how to apply for your Florida security license G.
The Class “G” Statewide Firearm License is a COMPANION license. It can be carried only by a person who holds another license (security officer, private investigator, intern, or manager) who also needs to carry a firearm in connection with regulated duties. Note to Student: Section 493.6115, F.S., establishes the specific authority for security officers, private investigators, interns, and managers to carry a firearm in connection with regulated duties.
Note: Only Class “C,” Class “CC,” Class “D,” Class “M,” Class “MA” and Class “MB” licensees are permitted to bear a firearm, and any such licensee who bears a firearm must also have a Class “G” license.
You must be either a U.S. citizen or a permanent legal resident alien to qualify for a security G License, and you must provide documentation confirming your citizenship status.
In the event that you do not have the required documents as mentioned above, you can obtain the security G license by enrolling in the Bundle course. This way you will get a discount for the CCW and become eligible to get the D Unarmed license.
An applicant for a Class “G” license must submit proof of having completed an initial course of instruction that includes 28 hours of classroom and range training pertaining to the use of firearms in connection with duties regulated under Chapter 493, Florida Statutes (F.S.).
The 28-hour course curriculum is outlined below:
This section of the course covers applicable portions of chapters 493, 775, 776 and 790, F.S., as well as civil and criminal liability issues in connection with the use of firearms.
This portion of the curriculum is intended to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the mechanical operations of a firearm and how to handle firearms safely. A written examination of 50 questions will be administered covering the portions of the curriculum dealing with legal use and operational/mechanical training.
This segment of the training course includes practical exercises in the handling of firearms — stance, grip, sighting, etc. — as well as topics pertaining to range safety and range commands. The instructor will require students to fire 144 rounds as part of the firearms qualification for initial licensure (48 rounds of practice fire plus two cycles of 48 rounds for initial qualification). No more than eight hours of the 28 hours of training shall consist of range training.
*A Class “K” instructor can, at their discretion, administer as few as five hours of range qualification training if the student demonstrates sufficient mastery of the core principles of safe firearms handling (to include shooting a qualifying score) without the full eight hours of range training. However, reducing the number of hours of range training will require teaching additional hours elsewhere in the curriculum so that the cumulative total of firearms training amounts to 28 hours as required by Section 493.6105(5), F.S.
PLEASE READ ALL FEES FOR A G LICENSE CLASS THAT APPLICANTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR IN ADDITION TO THE CLASS ENROLLMENT FEE .”
Students are responsible for the following fees:
Fort Lauderdale students range admission fee $40, bringing their own firearm or renting one at the range $20.00, 6 targets $1.75 each total $10.50, and ammunition suggested 9mm FMJ 150 rounds (3 boxes of 50 rounds each approximately $22.00 each box). You may also rent from the school holster/ears/eye protection $10.00.
Clermont students range admission fee $25.00, bringing their own firearm or renting one at the range $20.00, and ammunition suggested 9mm FMJ 150 rounds (3 boxes of 50 rounds each approximately $22.00 each box). You may also rent from the school holster/ears/eye protection $10.00.
Applicant must visit a licensed doctor that is registered with the State of Florida Division of Licensing and submit to a basic medical physical evaluation, where the doctor has to sign your applicantion. There is a doctor close to our school that offers a discount to our students for your physical and application certification. ($65-$85).
After you have completed the classroom, range, and doctors visit, then you must do your fingerprints and a passport style photo. (Several options are available and we will discuss them on the first day of class).
State of Florida applicantion class G license fee. This fee varies depending on the D license status but ranges between $112.00 or $164.75.
You have been provided with the breakdown of expenses associated in obtaining your G License. However, if you have any additional questions, please feel free to call us at 786-713-2000 and we will gladly assist you.
NOTE: Be cautious of training facilities that issue you certification without actually completing the course of training. Additionally, ensure that the instructor for your course is the instructor licensed by the Florida Deapartment of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Licensing.
It is a 3rd degree felony to knowingly possess, issue, cause to be issued, sell, submit, or offer a fraudulent training certificate, proficiency form, or other official document that declares an applicant to have successfully completed any course of training required for licensure under this chapter when that person either knew or reasonably should have known that the certificate, form, or document was fraudulent.
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