Police Applicant Screening Service

	PASS Programs
	This area explains the current PASS programs and allows you to download all required forms and information. You will need a copy of Adobe Acrobat to view or print them. If you do not already have a copy of Adobe Acrobat on your computer, you may obtain a free copy by going to: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html
	Law Enforcement Application Screening: The PASS process is a single application that makes candidates eligible for employment at the fourteen law enforcement agencies that jointly operate PASS.
·	Frequently Asked Questions regarding the PASS process.

·	Applicant Information Package (AIP) This document lists all the standards that applicants must meet, and explains the processing steps used to screen applicants.

·	Personal History Form (PHF) This is the comprehensive history form that applicants must complete and bring to their Administrative Interview.

·	Click here to visit the web site for the Police Academy at the Southeastern Public Safety Institute http://www.spjc.edu/ac/sepsi/


	Equivalency Of Training (EOT): If you are already a certified law enforcement or corrections officer in another state, the military or a federal agency, EOT is an accelerated process leading to Florida Certification. It allows qualified persons to become Florida certified without having to first attend a full law enforcement or corrections academy in Florida.

·	Frequently Asked Questions about the EOT process.

·	Equivalency of Training Forms: These are the two forms that must be used for any EOT application received by PASS after June 30, 2002.
	·	Equivalency Of Training (EOT) Application and Instructions. This new form must be used for any EOT application received by PASS after June 30th, 2002
	·	FDLE Form CJSTC 58 "Authority For Release of Information." This form must accompany your EOT Application.

·	Click here to visit the web site for the Equivalency Of Training (State Examination Review Course) at the Southeastern Public Safety Institute http://www.spjc.edu/ac/sepsi/

·	Click here to visit the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) web site.

PASS Programs

This area explains the current PASS programs and allows you to download all required forms and information. You will need a copy of Adobe Acrobat to view or print them. If you do not already have a copy of Adobe Acrobat on your computer, you may obtain a free copy by going to: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html

Law Enforcement Application Screening: The PASS process is a single application that makes candidates eligible for employment at the fourteen law enforcement agencies that jointly operate PASS.

Frequently Asked Questions regarding the PASS process.

Applicant Information Package (AIP) This document lists all the standards that applicants must meet, and explains the processing steps used to screen applicants.

Personal History Form (PHF) This is the comprehensive history form that applicants must complete and bring to their Administrative Interview.

Click here to visit the web site for the Police Academy at the Southeastern Public Safety Institute http://www.spjc.edu/ac/sepsi/

Equivalency Of Training (EOT): If you are already a certified law enforcement or corrections officer in another state, the military or a federal agency, EOT is an accelerated process leading to Florida Certification. It allows qualified persons to become Florida certified without having to first attend a full law enforcement or corrections academy in Florida.

Frequently Asked Questions about the EOT process.

Equivalency of Training Forms: These are the two forms that must be used for any EOT application received by PASS after June 30, 2002.

Equivalency Of Training (EOT) Application and Instructions. This new form must be used for any EOT application received by PASS after June 30th, 2002

FDLE Form CJSTC 58 "Authority For Release of Information." This form must accompany your EOT Application.

Click here to visit the web site for the Equivalency Of Training (State Examination Review Course) at the Southeastern Public Safety Institute http://www.spjc.edu/ac/sepsi/

Click here to visit the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) web site.