Shraddha Management Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. helps private security agencies with PSARA licence registration, documents, police verification guidance and renewal across India.
PSARA stands for the Private Security Agencies (Regulation) Act, 2005. Every private security agency that supplies security guards must obtain a PSARA licence from the competent State authority before it starts operating. Our consultants guide you through eligibility, documents, application and renewal.
How to apply for a PSARA licence, from first call to renewal.
We check your eligibility and State rules.
We give you a checklist and review your documents.
We prepare and submit the PSARA application.
Guidance for the police verification stage.
Support after approval, plus renewal help.
Rules and procedures differ in every State. Choose your location.
A PSARA licence is the licence a private security agency must hold under the Private Security Agencies (Regulation) Act, 2005. It is issued by the competent State authority.
Common documents include identity and address proof of the proprietor or directors, business registration documents, office address proof, affidavits, police verification-related documents and photographs. The exact list varies by State.
Eligibility depends on the PSARA Act and the Rules of the concerned State. Typically the applicant must be an Indian citizen or an Indian-registered firm or company with the prescribed documents. A consultant can confirm the criteria for your State.
Most States accept applications through their Home Department or police licensing portal. You prepare the documents, submit the application, complete police verification and then receive the decision from the authority.
A PSARA licence is generally valid for five years from the date of issue and must be renewed before it expires, subject to the applicable law.
Government fees differ from State to State and may change, so please check with the State authority or ask our consultants for the latest figure for your location.
Yes. Police verification is an important part of the licensing process and must be completed as prescribed by the concerned authority.
No. The licence is issued by the competent State authority. We provide consultancy, documentation and application support.
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