GAPPI is a self-governing association of Private Investigators. GAPPI was created to educate members, enforce a code of ethics, and to establish mutual feelings of trust and friendships among its members and other investigative agencies throughout Georgia and the United States of America. GAPPI also strives to monitor and educate members about legislative issues that directly affect the investigative industry.Our Code of Ethics, and our annual ethics training sessions provide you with knowledge and guidance to help you make ethical business decisions when they are representing you and your company.
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GAPPI is a self-governing association of Private Investigators. GAPPI was created to educate members, enforce code of ethics, and to establish mutual feelings of trust and friendships among its members and other investigative agencies throughout Georgia and the United States of America. GAPPI also strives to monitor and educate members about legislative issues that directly affect the investigative industry.
A Professional Private Investigator shall, at all times, demonstrate a commitment to professionalism in the performance of his or her duties as an investigator, abiding by the Laws in the State of Georgia or any other State in which to perform such duties. A Professional Private Investigator will not engage in any illegal or unethical conduct that would be in direct conflict of the interest of his client, unless his client was determined to have violated the laws of the State or Nation in which such conduct may have been occurred and feels compelled to report the violation(s) to proper authorities.
We, the membership of the Georgia Association of Professional Private Investigators, Inc., in order to establish and promote a state-wide association which will serve to educate members, enforce code of ethics, establish mutual feelings of trust and friendships among its members and other investigative agencies throughout Georgia and the United States of America, do hereby enact this Association. The name of the Association shall be known as the "Georgia Association of Professional Private Investigators, Inc." (GAPPI).
Licenses in Georgia are issued only to companies. The company must have an individual, either the owner, a partner, or an officer of the corporation or LLC, who is qualified by experience or education to be the holder of the license for the company. If you are interested in opening your own company, please refer to the Company License Information on the Georgia Secretary of State's website for specific details regarding qualifications and requirements.What are the experience and education requirements for qualifying for a private detective company license?.
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