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Find renewal instructions Use the board’s renewal menu for your credential.| Credential | Guard / security agency |
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| Renewal cycle | Confirm the cycle and expiration date for your specific license with the board. |
| Renewal fee | A current fee has not been confirmed in this guide. Check the board’s fee schedule before paying. |
| Renewal application | Board instructions |
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