Licence your private security agency under the PSARA Act for one district, several districts or all of Rajasthan, with the training tie-up and police verification handled.
No one may run a private security agency or provide security guards without a licence under the Private Security Agencies (Regulation) Act, 2005, issued by the Controlling Authority of the state where the agency operates. In Rajasthan the licence can cover one district, several districts or the whole state, and the fee rises with the area. The application needs a training tie-up for your guards, police verification of the owners, and labour and tax registrations already in place. Fastlegal prepares the entity and registrations, arranges the training-institute agreement, files the application, follows police verification and gets the licence issued.
One fixed professional fee, inclusive of GST, agreed with you before any work starts — no hourly billing, no surprises, and nothing charged until you approve it. Licence fee to the Controlling Authority (depends on the number of districts covered) and training-institute charges extra, at actuals.
Order online and tell us which districts you want to operate in. We confirm the entity, registrations and documents you need within one working day.
Upload owner KYC, entity documents and office proof; we arrange the GST, EPF and ESI registrations and the training-institute MOU if you do not have them.
We prepare the PSARA application with all affidavits, file it with the fee, and track police antecedent verification and the Controlling Authority's scrutiny until the licence is granted.
Download your PSARA licence and the compliance kit from your dashboard and start deploying guards. We remind you before the licence is due for renewal.
Any person or entity that provides private security guards or security services to others, whether a company, LLP, partnership or proprietorship. Running a security agency without a licence is an offence under the PSARA Act, punishable with imprisonment of up to one year, a fine of up to ₹25,000, or both.
Yes. The licence can be taken for one district, several districts or the whole state, and the fee depends on the area covered. If you later expand, the licence can be extended to more districts. Operating in another state needs a separate licence from that state.
Every security guard must complete the prescribed training before deployment. Agencies show this at the application stage through an agreement with a recognised training institute. We can connect you with one and prepare the MOU.
A PSARA licence is valid for five years. The renewal application must be filed at least 45 days before it expires, so we put the date in your compliance calendar and remind you early.
The Controlling Authority sends the owners' details for police antecedent verification, which is the slowest step. Complete documents and a ready training tie-up avoid further delays, and we follow up at each stage.
You must police-verify and train every guard, issue photo ID cards and uniforms as prescribed, keep registers of guards and clients, display the licence at your office, and pay PF, ESI and GST on time. Our payroll and GST services cover the monthly part.
PSARA Security Licence in Rajasthan
60–90 days, depending on police verification and the Controlling Authority