Help shape a new association

USCLI is in its founding period. Before membership opens, the most valuable contribution is your experience: what the profession needs, and what it does not.

Practitioner conversations

Twenty-minute conversations with working professionals in every discipline. We ask how you learn about changes to the rules that govern your work, where professional support falls short, and what would make an association worth your time. What we hear decides what we build next.

Volunteer for a conversation

Founding committees

Five committees are forming to draft standards, edit the Licensing Law Tracker, and design membership. Volunteers from every discipline are welcome.

See the committees and their charges

For educators

If you teach in a criminal justice, forensic science, paralegal, or pre-law program, or train cadets, we want to bring practitioners and case material into your classroom, and to hear what your students need before they enter the field.

Write to us about your program

Report a rule change

Seen an amendment, a new administrative rule, or a board notice that affects investigators? Send us the link to the official source and we will review it for Licensing Law Tracker.

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Last updated October 15, 2026Source: United States Council for Law & Investigation