Security licensing requirements in North Carolina

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XGuard has not named a licensing regulator for North Carolina yet, so check the official sources listed below. XGuard lists no required guard documents for North Carolina at the moment. Independent professionals and agencies both list on XGuard; local rules decide who must hold which license.

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Sources

NC Private Protective Services Board (G.S. Chapter 74C)
NC G.S. §74C (NCPPSB — bond surety, no individual GL mandate)
NC G.S. §74C-13 (NCPPSB)
Primary-source re-validation 2026-07-01
Primary-source re-validation R2 2026-07

Last verified: July 2, 2026

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