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Security Passport · India

Your security qualifications, in one place

Build a Security Passport with your Indian and international security qualifications, and decide what prospective employers see — including employers in Dubai.

Create my Security PassportSee an example

You need an account. No CV, identity document, payment or verification is needed to start.

  1. How it starts
  2. Create an account and confirm your email address.
  3. Confirm your name, current work and where you live.
  4. Optionally, choose where you would like to work.
  5. Add your first credential now, or later.

What you can do

  • Collect your qualifications in one place

    Keep your security certificates together, with their numbers and dates, in a Passport that stays private until you share it.

  • Add Indian and international credentials

    Choose from a governed catalogue: Indian NSQF security qualifications and international certifications such as ASIS and ISC2.

  • HAYAT helps read your documents

    HAYAT reads supported PDF and image certificates in your browser and suggests the number and dates. You confirm every value. Reading a document is not verification.

  • You choose what to share

    Select the credentials an employer sees and send a time-limited link. You can revoke it at any time. Your documents are never part of a share.

Indian qualifications you can add today

National qualifications on India's National Qualifications Register, awarded under the Management & Entrepreneurship and Professional Skills Council (MEPSC):

  • Security GuardMEP/Q7101
  • Security SupervisorMEP/Q7201
  • CCTV SupervisorMEP/Q7104
  • CCTV Video Footage AuditorMEP/Q7204

MEPSC — security occupational standards (official)

These are qualifications. They are not licences and do not by themselves give anyone the right to work.

The Private Security Agencies (Regulation) Act licenses security agencies, not individual guards, so there is no personal “PSARA licence” to add. Armed-security permissions are not part of this release.

International certifications, for example ASIS CPP, PSP and APP, and ISC2 and ISACA certifications, can be added too.

Thinking about work in Dubai?

Dubai has its own licensing and employment requirements. Private security work there requires a Security Cadre Card from the Security Industry Regulatory Agency (SIRA), applied for through a licensed security company, and SIRA-approved training.

An Indian qualification does not replace SIRA training or licensing. Your Passport helps you present what you already hold. It is not a visa, a work permit or a job offer.

SIRA: Security Cadre Card (official)

An example Passport

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Security Passport

Example

Example Holder

Registered by holder

  • Q7101IndiaSELF-DECLARED
  • Q7104IndiaSELF-DECLARED
  • APPGlobalSELF-DECLARED
A fictional person with fictional credentials, shown the way a new Passport looks: every credential is registered by its holder until it is reviewed.

Good to know

  • Verification is not automatic. A credential shows what it is — registered by you, with a document, or reviewed — and you can share it at any stage.
  • CQrityjob does not guarantee a job, a visa or a verification result, and does not act as a recruitment agent.
  • HAYAT currently reads English and Swedish text. Documents in other languages or scripts can still be added and completed by hand.

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