Oregon Administrative Rules
Chapter 259 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY STANDARDS AND TRAINING
Division 61 - INVESTIGATOR LICENSING STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS
Section 259-061-0010 - Fees and Payments

(a) The Department accepts business checks, money orders, cashier's checks, and credit cards approved by the Department. Credit card payments may require submission of additional verification information as designated by the Department. The Department does not accept personal checks or cash.

(b) Fees for licensure are due at the time of application.

(c) Amounts due to the Department for fees or penalties are non-refundable and non-transferable.

(d) Applicants who choose to withdraw their application or fail to complete the application process forfeit their application fees.

(a) Private Investigator License Fee - $550;

(b) Provisional Investigator License Fee - $550;

(c) New Application Fee - $29;

(d) Fingerprint Criminal History Check Fee - The current fee for processing a fingerprint criminal history check may be obtained from the Department. This fee is to recover the costs of administering the fingerprint check through the Oregon State Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. This fee is separate from and does not apply to any fees charged by a fingerprinting services vendor. An additional fee will be charged for the third submittal of fingerprint cards when rejected for filing by the FBI;

(e) Late Renewal Fee - $30. A late fee is required when the Department receives an application for renewal after the expiration date;

(f) Duplicate or Replacement License Fee - $24;

(g) Reactivation of Inactive License Fee (OAR 259-061-0160) - $50; and

(h) Non-sufficient Funds (NSF) Penalty Fee - $25.

(a) The Department will reject payments that include an overpayment of the amount due that is $10.01 or more.

(b) The Department may accept payments that include an overpayment of the amount due when the overpaid amount is $10.00 or less.

(c) Overpayment amounts that are $10.00 or less will only be refunded upon receipt of a written request from the person who made the overpayment, or the person's legal representative. The written request must be received by the Department within three years of the overpayment.