How to join the association
The Application Form and Application Notes may be downloaded from here. The application form can not be submitted electronically. It must be printed, completed, signed and returned with the remittance and supporting documents to:
The General Secretary
Association of British Investigators
295/297 Church Street
Blackpool
LANCASHIRE
FY1 3PJ
Full details of fees and supporting documents required are given in the Application Notes. Should you require any further information please contact the Company Secretary, Eric Shelmerdine.
Important Announcement
All persons applying for Membership have to produce a Criminal Convictions Certificate which is no more than 12 months old.
For further information see:
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Application Notes
 for the Membership Application Notes.
 for the Membership Fees Schedule.
Application Forms
Application Form for UK Full Membership.
Application Form for UK Provisional Membership.
Application Form for UK Associate Membership.
Application Form for UK Affiliate Membership.
Application Form for Overseas Membership.
Association Documents
for the Memorandum and Articles of Association issued 17 April 2010.
for the Bye-laws of the Association.
for the Association Policy on Criminal Conviction Statements issued November 2009.
Please Note
It is important for applicants to understand that the Association is a non-profit making professional body and not a trading or trade protection organisation. It is equally important that applicants are motivated to seek membership primarily to support the aims of the Association to secure recognition of professional status.
Membership is vested in the individual. It is not awarded to any agency, company, limited or otherwise, or organisation as such, although several persons of any single firm or agency may apply for membership and may be admitted as members individually.
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