STATE OF NEVADA WORK CARD STUDY
EXAM: (LATEST 2026/2027) | QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS | 100% CORRECT | GRADE A
STATE OF NEVADA WORK CARD STUDY
EXAM
1. The Board shall from time to time adopt regulations to enable it to carry
out the provisions of this chapter. It is therefore the responsibility of the
licensee/registrant to read and review NRS Chapter 648 and NAC Chapter
648.
Correct Answer: True
The Nevada Legislature authorizes the Private Investigator’s Licensing Board (PILB) to
adopt regulations under Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 648. Licensees and
registrants are legally responsible for knowing the laws and administrative codes
governing their profession. Ignorance of the law does not excuse violations. Reviewing
both NRS 648 and NAC 648 ensures compliance with professional standards and legal
obligations.
2. No person may engage in the business of private investigator, private
patrol officer, process server, repossessor, dog handler, security consultant,
or polygraphic examiner/intern unless licensed pursuant to this chapter.
Correct Answer: Licensed
Under Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 648, individuals must hold a valid license
before performing regulated security or investigative services. Licensing ensures that
applicants meet background, training, and ethical standards. This protects the public
from unqualified or dishonest practitioners. Operating without a license is unlawful and
subject to penalties.
3. An unlicensed person who performs a single act for which a license is
required has engaged in activity and violated NRS 648.063.
Correct Answer: Unlicensed
Even one instance of performing regulated services without proper authorization
constitutes a violation of NRS 648.063. The statute is clear that engaging in licensed
activity without credentials is illegal. This prevents individuals from bypassing
, regulatory safeguards. Enforcement maintains professional integrity within Nevada’s
security industry.
4. A person with an active work card may engage in business under a person
licensed in the related field.
Correct Answer: True
A work card authorizes employment under a properly licensed agency or professional.
It does not allow independent contracting. The supervising licensee assumes
responsibility for the employee’s conduct. This structure ensures accountability and
oversight within regulated professions.
5. The Board does not have the power of subpoena to obtain additional
documentation.
Correct Answer: True
The Board’s investigative authority is defined by statute. While it can conduct
investigations and discipline licensees, its subpoena power is limited as outlined in
law. Enforcement actions must comply strictly with statutory authority. Regulatory
boards operate only within powers granted by legislation.
6. Any person who handles, supplies, or trains dogs for protection for
compensation.
Correct Answer: Dog Handler
A dog handler provides trained protection dogs and related services for security
purposes. This role requires proper licensing under Nevada law. The handler ensures
animals are properly trained and managed. Public safety depends on qualified
handling and compliance with regulations.
7. A person involved in the study of polygraphic examinations and their
administration.
Correct Answer: Intern
An intern is a trainee working under the supervision of a licensed polygraphic
examiner. They are gaining practical experience and education in administering
polygraph tests. Supervision ensures accuracy and ethical compliance. Interns must
also meet registration requirements.
8. Any person who holds a license or certificate under this chapter.
Correct Answer: Licensee
EXAM: (LATEST 2026/2027) | QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS | 100% CORRECT | GRADE A
STATE OF NEVADA WORK CARD STUDY
EXAM
1. The Board shall from time to time adopt regulations to enable it to carry
out the provisions of this chapter. It is therefore the responsibility of the
licensee/registrant to read and review NRS Chapter 648 and NAC Chapter
648.
Correct Answer: True
The Nevada Legislature authorizes the Private Investigator’s Licensing Board (PILB) to
adopt regulations under Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 648. Licensees and
registrants are legally responsible for knowing the laws and administrative codes
governing their profession. Ignorance of the law does not excuse violations. Reviewing
both NRS 648 and NAC 648 ensures compliance with professional standards and legal
obligations.
2. No person may engage in the business of private investigator, private
patrol officer, process server, repossessor, dog handler, security consultant,
or polygraphic examiner/intern unless licensed pursuant to this chapter.
Correct Answer: Licensed
Under Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 648, individuals must hold a valid license
before performing regulated security or investigative services. Licensing ensures that
applicants meet background, training, and ethical standards. This protects the public
from unqualified or dishonest practitioners. Operating without a license is unlawful and
subject to penalties.
3. An unlicensed person who performs a single act for which a license is
required has engaged in activity and violated NRS 648.063.
Correct Answer: Unlicensed
Even one instance of performing regulated services without proper authorization
constitutes a violation of NRS 648.063. The statute is clear that engaging in licensed
activity without credentials is illegal. This prevents individuals from bypassing
, regulatory safeguards. Enforcement maintains professional integrity within Nevada’s
security industry.
4. A person with an active work card may engage in business under a person
licensed in the related field.
Correct Answer: True
A work card authorizes employment under a properly licensed agency or professional.
It does not allow independent contracting. The supervising licensee assumes
responsibility for the employee’s conduct. This structure ensures accountability and
oversight within regulated professions.
5. The Board does not have the power of subpoena to obtain additional
documentation.
Correct Answer: True
The Board’s investigative authority is defined by statute. While it can conduct
investigations and discipline licensees, its subpoena power is limited as outlined in
law. Enforcement actions must comply strictly with statutory authority. Regulatory
boards operate only within powers granted by legislation.
6. Any person who handles, supplies, or trains dogs for protection for
compensation.
Correct Answer: Dog Handler
A dog handler provides trained protection dogs and related services for security
purposes. This role requires proper licensing under Nevada law. The handler ensures
animals are properly trained and managed. Public safety depends on qualified
handling and compliance with regulations.
7. A person involved in the study of polygraphic examinations and their
administration.
Correct Answer: Intern
An intern is a trainee working under the supervision of a licensed polygraphic
examiner. They are gaining practical experience and education in administering
polygraph tests. Supervision ensures accuracy and ethical compliance. Interns must
also meet registration requirements.
8. Any person who holds a license or certificate under this chapter.
Correct Answer: Licensee
