Can a private investigator work for multiple agencies in Texas simultaneously?

In Texas, private investigators are permitted to work for multiple agencies simultaneously, provided they hold the appropriate licensing. This means that as long as a private investigator has a valid license issued by the Texas Department of Public Safety, they can operate for different investigative agencies without restriction. This flexibility allows investigators to leverage their skills and resources across various clients and job opportunities, enhancing their professional networks and potential income.

The other options do not reflect the current licensing requirements in Texas, highlighting different misconceptions about the restrictions placed on private investigators concerning their employment with multiple agencies. For instance, the notion that they must work exclusively for one agency does not align with established regulations. The requirement to notify agencies or being limited during a probationary period also does not correspond to the rules governing private investigator conduct in Texas.