MLG PROTECTION Services, LLC • Mission, TX
(956) 583-2004 Request a Quote
TX DPS Licensed Training School • License #F01356

Step 2 — Student Registration

Register for your course below. Use your full legal name exactly as it appears on your government ID — it is printed on your certificate. When you submit, we email your private classroom access link to the address below.

1Pay
2Register
3Learn
4Test
5Certificate by Email

Required for DPS records — printed on your training record and certificate.

If you choose a part-course option, please note:

Level III Online Classes (Part 1 of 2) ($100): What's included: classroom lessons online. What's NOT included: in-person skills training, range qualification, and PSP-31. How to finish: finish with Level III Full ($150) with MLG, or complete skills and range with a licensed instructor elsewhere.

Level III Recertification Online Classes (CE Part) ($85): What's included: 6 hours CE online + CE certificate. What's NOT included: range requalification day and PSP-31. How to finish: finish with Recertification Full ($100) with MLG, or complete range requalification with a licensed instructor elsewhere.

Eligibility — HB 1508 Notice. Under Texas law (HB 1508), a criminal history may make you ineligible for a security officer license, even after completing training. You have the right to request a criminal history evaluation letter from the Texas DPS before enrolling. This course provides training and certification only — the license itself is issued solely by the Texas Department of Public Safety.

Step 1 — Tuition. Pay by card now, or register first and pay after.

Tuition for the selected course: $55. Paying now marks your registration paid the moment you submit this form.

Pay Tuition by Card

Secure checkout by Stripe — after paying, you return here to finish registering. Paying cash at the school office instead? Call (956) 583-2004 and ask about a cash payment link.

Eligibility — Read Before Enrolling

Under Texas law (HB 1508), a criminal history may make you ineligible for a security officer license, even after completing training. You have the right to request a criminal history evaluation letter from the Texas DPS before enrolling. This course provides training and certification only — the license itself is issued solely by the Texas Department of Public Safety.