NEW YORK WGP LICENSE TEST FINAL
EXAM 2026 BANK CURRENTLY TESTING
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS /ALREADY GRADED A+
if a court suspends or revokes a guard's registration, how
long does the guard have to surrender his/her card?
5 days
what is the fine if a guard doesn't surrender a suspended or
revoked card w/in the 5 day time frame?
$250
what is an alternative number that can be given to clients
instead of a social security number?
federal tac ein - employer identification number
what are the fees for registering a security guard?
application - $36.00
renewal - $25.00
what is the term before expiration of a security guard
registration?
,2 years
define "slander"
defamation that is spoken
define "accessory after the fact"
a person who knowingly and willfully harbors a criminal to
evade arrest.
if a wgp license is suspended or revoked, what do you have
to do with the paper certificate?
surrender it to the department of state within 72 hours of
the suspension or revocation.
what is a "w-2">
annual ee wage and tax statement
sent to ee's by 01/31 for the previous year
what is "direct evidence"?
evidence in the form of testimony from a witness who
actually saw, heard, or touched the subject of the
interrogation
explain the ny pickpocket statute
grand larceny in the 4th degree
an e felony
when a person takes property from another, irregardless of
, the value of the property
punishable by up to 4 years in state prison
how long do you have to keep i-9's of current ee's?
throughout their employment
what are the classic symptoms of a person in shock?
cold/clammy skin
weak pulse/heartbeat
low blood pressure
dilated pupils
shallow breathing
what is the first thing a guard should do if he/she discovers
a fire?
call 911
if a guard observes a group of people in a dark parking lot,
what should he/she do?
approach cautiously, possibly from behind a vehicle, when
making verbal contact
what are "federal crimes"?
acts that are made illegal by federal legislation
i.e., mail fraud
prosecuted by the u.s. attorney for that federal judicial
circuit
EXAM 2026 BANK CURRENTLY TESTING
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS /ALREADY GRADED A+
if a court suspends or revokes a guard's registration, how
long does the guard have to surrender his/her card?
5 days
what is the fine if a guard doesn't surrender a suspended or
revoked card w/in the 5 day time frame?
$250
what is an alternative number that can be given to clients
instead of a social security number?
federal tac ein - employer identification number
what are the fees for registering a security guard?
application - $36.00
renewal - $25.00
what is the term before expiration of a security guard
registration?
,2 years
define "slander"
defamation that is spoken
define "accessory after the fact"
a person who knowingly and willfully harbors a criminal to
evade arrest.
if a wgp license is suspended or revoked, what do you have
to do with the paper certificate?
surrender it to the department of state within 72 hours of
the suspension or revocation.
what is a "w-2">
annual ee wage and tax statement
sent to ee's by 01/31 for the previous year
what is "direct evidence"?
evidence in the form of testimony from a witness who
actually saw, heard, or touched the subject of the
interrogation
explain the ny pickpocket statute
grand larceny in the 4th degree
an e felony
when a person takes property from another, irregardless of
, the value of the property
punishable by up to 4 years in state prison
how long do you have to keep i-9's of current ee's?
throughout their employment
what are the classic symptoms of a person in shock?
cold/clammy skin
weak pulse/heartbeat
low blood pressure
dilated pupils
shallow breathing
what is the first thing a guard should do if he/she discovers
a fire?
call 911
if a guard observes a group of people in a dark parking lot,
what should he/she do?
approach cautiously, possibly from behind a vehicle, when
making verbal contact
what are "federal crimes"?
acts that are made illegal by federal legislation
i.e., mail fraud
prosecuted by the u.s. attorney for that federal judicial
circuit
