(1) The Department of Public Safety Standards and Training shall issue: (a) A private investigators license if the applicant has satisfied the requirements of ORS 703.415 and 703.425 and is in compliance with the rules of the Board on Public Safety Standards and Training and the department. (b) A provisional investigators license if the applicant has satisfied the requirements of ORS 703.415 (1) to (6) and 703.425 and is in compliance with the rules of the board and department. A person who has a provisional investigators license may not employ or supervise other investigators. (2) The department may issue: (a) A temporary investigators license to a person licensed as an investigator by another jurisdiction. The board shall adopt rules to carry out this paragraph including, but not limited to, rules establishing requirements, procedures and fees for issuing a temporary investigators license and the scope and duration of the license. (b) An interim investigators license to a person who: (A) Has applied for a private investigators license or a provisional investigators license and whose application has not been granted or denied; (B) Works only for a private investigator licensed under this section, an attorney or another employer who has requested that the person be issued an interim investigators license; (C) Has never been convicted of, pleaded guilty or no contest to or forfeited security for a crime; and (D) Meets all requirements established by the board by rule including, but not limited to, rules establishing requirements, procedures and fees for issuing an interim investigators license and the scope and duration of the license. (3) A license issued under subsection (1) of this section expires two years following the date of issuance or on the assigned renewal date.
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