Security & Investigation
There is 1 security & investigation credential in the TestPrepPilot directory: 1 national certification awarded by a single body.
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How do the main security & investigation credentials compare?
Verified figures for 1 of the national security & investigation credentials, drawn from each awarding body's published material. Fees change — confirm with the body before you book.
| Credential | Awarded by | Exam fee | Length | Pass mark |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NNA Certified Notary Signing Agent | National Notary Association | Course, exam and background screening packaged (typically a few hundred dollars) | Course-exam format (confirm the current details) | Passing score set by the awarding body; see the official score report |
Security & Investigation 1 credential
Frequently asked questions about security & investigation credentials
How many security & investigation credentials are there?
There is 1 security & investigation credential in the TestPrepPilot directory: 1 national certification awarded by a single body.
Do you need a certification to work in security & investigation?
None of the 1 credentials in this field is a state-issued licence — all 1 are national certifications awarded by a professional body. That usually means the certification is not legally mandatory, but employers, insurers or clients may require it as a condition of the work.
Which security & investigation credential should you start with?
Start with the one your target employer or state board names. The most widely recognised national options in this field are NNA Certified Notary Signing Agent — each has a full guide with eligibility rules, fees and a week-by-week study plan.
How often do security & investigation requirements change?
Fees are revised most years and eligibility rules change whenever a state legislature or awarding body acts. Every guide on TestPrepPilot links to the primary regulatory source it was verified against, and the "Sources" section is the authoritative place to confirm current figures before you book.