Can a Former Felon Get a Guard Card in Nevada? No.
Nevada law disqualifies anyone with a felony conviction from obtaining a guard card (security guard license).
Requirements for a Nevada Guard Card
- Clean criminal history (no felonies, no disqualifying misdemeanors involving violence, dishonesty, or job-related offenses).
- State-mandated training (8 hours initial, 8 hours annual).
- Background check (FBI + state).
- Age 18+, good moral character.
No Exceptions
Expungement or pardon may restore eligibility, but a standard felony record is an absolute bar. Other security-adjacent roles (e.g., private investigator) have similar restrictions.