What must a non-NY-resident agree to if he/she wants a NY WGP license?

To obtain a New York Watch, Guard, or Patrol Agency (WGP) license, a non-New York resident must provide written consent to be subject to the jurisdiction of New York's courts. This requirement ensures that any legal matters arising from their business activities within the state can be addressed through New York's judicial system. Since the license governs activities that occur within New York, having jurisdiction means that the state can enforce relevant laws and regulations, and it also facilitates legal processes should any disputes arise.

The other options, while they may seem relevant to the licensing process, do not specifically reflect the legal obligations that non-residents must agree to in order to be licensed in New York. A local sponsor is not a requirement laid out in the licensing laws, and while training may be necessary, it does not specifically mandate completion in New York. Annual visits are unrelated to the licensing terms and thus do not factor into the criteria for obtaining a WGP license.