Florida Private Investigator Practice Exam

What services may a Class C or CC license holder perform without a Class D license?

1. Undercover operations

2. Bodyguard services

3. Property investigations

4. Security audits

The correct answer is: Bodyguard services

A Class C or CC license holder in Florida is specifically authorized to provide services related to the protection of individuals and their property. This includes bodyguard services, which fall under the personal protection category. In contrast, undercover operations, property investigations, and security audits typically require a Class D license, which allows for a broader array of security services including the investigation and monitoring of properties, environments, or individuals. Bodyguard services, however, directly align with the responsibilities and limitations of the Class C and CC licenses, thus permitting licensed individuals in this category to legally perform such services. This differentiation is crucial for understanding the specific capabilities and legal boundaries set by each type of license in the security and private investigation field in Florida.