Legal Business Identity
Confirm that the quotation, agreement and compliance documents identify the correct legal entity and corresponding business details.
Raj Security presents its licensing and compliance information with a verification-first approach. Clients, property managers and procurement teams can review the applicable security-agency credential, legal identity and documentation requirements before appointing a service provider.
The following licence detail is based on the company record supplied for the website. Clients should verify the current certificate/document before relying on it for procurement or statutory purposes.
| Credential | Details |
|---|---|
| Legal entity | Raj Security and Facility Management Private Limited |
| Licence | PSARA Licence |
| Licence number | PSA/L/58/MH/2024/DEC/3/4702 |
| State | Maharashtra |
| Validity stated in company record | 22 March 2029 |
| Verification standard | Current licence/document should be checked against the issuing authority and the legal business details before appointment. |
A licence number alone is not the complete procurement review. The documents and responsibilities relevant to the actual engagement should be checked.
Confirm that the quotation, agreement and compliance documents identify the correct legal entity and corresponding business details.
Check the applicable private-security-agency licence, document number, issuing authority, jurisdiction and validity.
For the agreed engagement, clarify the records and personnel documentation required for deployment, onboarding and site access.
Where applicable to the engagement, clients may request relevant statutory registration, payroll and workforce-compliance documentation.
Security posts, manpower, shifts, duties, reporting and client responsibilities should be recorded in the work order or service agreement.
Use current documents and appropriate issuing-authority verification rather than relying only on a website statement or old certificate.
Depending on the client, tender or service arrangement, the documentation checklist may include:
Licences and certificates can change, expire, be renewed or be replaced. Therefore, the document relevant to the actual engagement should be checked before a client relies on it.
Confirm whether the request is for client onboarding, tender submission, audit, contract renewal or site deployment.
Identify the exact licence, registration or certificate requested and confirm that it belongs to the contracting legal entity.
Review issue date, expiry/validity information, jurisdiction and any conditions relevant to the engagement.
Provide the appropriate current document through the agreed client or procurement process.
Tell us the client onboarding or tender requirement and the documents required for verification.
For private security agency operations in India, PSARA is the key licensing framework. Raj Security should publish only the current licence details supported by its latest official documents.
The company record supplied for this website identifies PSARA Licence No. PSA/L/58/MH/2024/DEC/3/4702, with validity stated until 22 March 2029. Clients should verify the current document before relying on the credential.
Clients can verify the legal entity, applicable security-agency licence, issuing authority, licence validity, service scope, statutory documentation and the details recorded in the service agreement.
Yes. Requirements can differ depending on security services, manpower deployment, facility-support work, the workforce structure and the applicable contractual and statutory obligations.
Required documents can be discussed according to the tender, client onboarding checklist or service agreement. Only current and applicable documents should be submitted for verification.