How to Get Your Security Guard License in Oklahoma

Note: Always verify current requirements with Oklahoma Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training (CLEET).

Oklahoma Security Guard Notes

Oklahoma licenses security guards through CLEET (Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training). Unarmed guards complete the Phase I course; armed guards add a firearms phase. The license is a three-year, renewable credential requiring 8 hours of continuing education per cycle. Reported training-hour figures vary between sources — verify the current Phase I requirement directly with CLEET.

How to Get Your Security Guard License in Oklahoma

1. 1

   Complete required training

   Oklahoma requires Phase I unarmed course (confirm hours w/ CLEET) hours of state-approved security guard training covering legal powers, emergency procedures, report writing, and patrol techniques.

2. 2

   Pass the written exam

   Training-course exam administers the security guard exam with a Pass required passing score. Exam fee is Varies.

3. 3

   Complete a background check

   Required (fingerprint) is required. Felony convictions typically disqualify applicants. Processing time varies by state.

4. 4

   Submit your license application

   Apply to Oklahoma Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training (CLEET) with your training certificate, exam results, and background check clearance.

5. 5

   Maintain your license

   Security guard licenses typically renew every 1–2 years. Many states require continuing education for renewal. Armed guard endorsements require separate firearms training and qualification.