Unlock the Badge: Your Ultimate Guide to Becoming a U.S. Marshal! 

I have to say, that your video, for the most part was well done and concise. I retired after 21 years in the Army as an Infantryman. I then applied toand became a deputy US Marshal. Thats one thing that you left out. The age requirement. There is a 10 year age waiver for military, veterans or LEOs. You could have mentioned that,but no biggy. Hahahha. With that being said, yes, Glynco is the main academy. However, its not the only place that you train before graduating. You do a short stent at Quantico or Artesia depending on schedule. Enough wiith the criticism. Aside from thise little details, your video was well done and I am sure that it Will help some applicants prepare to become deputy US Marshals. I wish you all the best.

Its really too bad that they never hire at entry level. Never see an opening for GS5, and certainly not taking a 30k drop in pay after finding out I can do the Marshal job at my county sheriff office. This agency WAS my dream agency, and still think it'd be a cool experience. Good luck to everyone who wants to do this.

Very comprehensive. Anyone fortunate enough to get an academy date should make sure they are in good enough physical condition to comfortably exceed the minimum standards for the PT test. It’s an extremely physical academy, not only for the students but for the instructors and advisors as well.

Not planning on becoming a Marshal myself (I'm not American) but I've always admired the US Marshal Service, both in fiction and in reality. I'm currently writing an OC who is a Marshal, and this video has been a huge help. Thank you!

Thank you for the positive words brother. It definitely helped on a day like today.

The new intro is awesome!!!

Thank you for the video would love to see more in the marshals. This is my dream agency and can’t wait to apply when I’m done with my degree

The US Marshals should sponsor this video, you nailed it with all the information. I've seen a lot of videos about federal law enforcement agencies, but this is by far the best I've seen. Great job!!

Great video! Are you a LEO? Everything you said was spot on. Thanks .

Thank you for video

I remember my first interaction with a US Marshal. It was over a decade ago, and we were looking for the same person, but for different reasons. It ended up being a comical conversation! We were both like...."who are you?" This was early in the days of my investigative work.😂

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I go to the army soon(3 years active contract), so I’d like to do this or something similar right out of the military

Your break down of the hiring process was spot on. I’ve been in the hiring process for 2 years now. The hiring process is long. Good work.

Awesome video man, very informative. Would you happen to know if there's a certain amount of time you have to be a Deputy, before going to SOG selection? Or could one volunteer when there's a selection course upcoming?

Still in highschool but this is a job that i am determined i want to do. My dad was a chief and hes inspired me to join

Best job in the world.

My son is a police cadet, US Army MP currently and college student, he's considering USMS and has sent in a letter for USMS internship.

For gaining experience I have heard many different things. Is it better get experience locally as a city cop or sheriff's department or should I go and try and join border patrol since they are both federal.

Im in the us army, airborne infantry. Im really interested in this career path. Any advice?

Great video, I've contacted my district office but havent gotten any information on briefs.

This all looks very doable and very reasonable for someone who has a degree. I would love to get there someday. Maybe in my 40's.

great video

what is the GL07 level?

Are there age waiver for active duty service members that get out after their 15-20 yrs of service? I.e. Getting out at the age of 39 after retiring?

my only question is if there is a polygraph, i get nervous about polygraphs

Great video! What sets the us marshals apart from other agencies and what authority/ jurisdiction do they have compared to other federal agencies?

I feel like throwing in the towel I tried to become a transport officer for you Gus in my area and was rejected even the person who was supposed to hire me felt bad because I’m well trained and have experience

Do you have to be vaccinated?

Great video. Could you do NCIS next?

Also you can’t pick your first duty station, sounds like my army experience 😅

Hey I got out active duty army Feb 2023. I was airborne infantry for 7 years, is having a bachelors degree a must have thing? If I don’t have one is it an immediate no-go?

What are some good workouts and training regiments to best prepare for the academy?

Would 3 years being a Marine security guard cover the education aspect or would it be smarter to go to collage?

Regarding the age limitation of being appointed before your 37th birthday…does active duty time in the military offset that? For instance, I have 5 years of honorable service in the USMC and I’m currently 36. If I were to reenlist in the MC, or any other branch of service, my 5 years of time would offset my age, so I would be looked at as being 31. Just wondering if the same rule applies to federal service, or if that is only something that applies to direct military service?

That’s the FLETC physical requirement

I can’t really find anything specific to my service connected injury , if it will disqualify me or not. I’m still serving as a reservist, and I am a full time police officer. I had a cervical fusion C4 through C6. Doesn’t affect me carrying on with my duties.. but in the video you mentioned mobility conditions . So I was wondering . Thank you for the video!

Does 3.5 years of Active Duty Army Infantry count towards “qualifying work experience”?

Yo the bench marks for the run time are laughable 😂

Would being a mp in the army replace a bachelor's degree

Can I join with military experience ?

Would love to become a US marshal. I just turned 34, so I think its too late for me.

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Would love a video on this topic for the FBI

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