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BOE-A-2026-11455 ·27 May 2026 ·Resolution Low impact
Tax

Candidates passing security tests must apply for Professional Identity Card (T.I.P.)

The list of candidates declared suitable in call 01/2026 for security guards, private escorts, and explosives guards has been approved. Successful candidates must begin the authorisation process by applying for the issuance of a Professional Identity Card (T.I.P.) via the Police electronic office. The process requires a fee payment of 64.16 euros.

In 3 key points

  1. 64.16 euro fee for the authorisation of Security Guards, Explosives Guards, or Private Escorts, per art. 44.5 of Law 13/1996 (segundo)
  2. Right of administrative appeal (recurso de reposición) within one month before the Secretary of State for Security (segundo)
  3. Right of judicial review (recurso contencioso-administrativo) within two months before the National High Court (segundo)

How it affects those involved

For successful candidates, this resolution marks the start of the professional authorisation process. They must pay the 64.16 euro fee using form 790, code 015, and submit the T.I.P. application with the required documentation (two photographs, data authorisation, and proof of payment) to the Central or Territorial Private Security Unit.

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2026-05-27PublishedPublished in the BOE
Official text Based on BOE data (boe.es). Information, not advice.

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