GREELEY, Colo. - TelAve -- The Certified Forensic Death Investigator (CFDI) Program is intended to challenge, educate, and elevate you as a Criminal Defense Investigator. There are three basic requirements: 1) Qualifications; 2) Complete and pass the basic Pre-Requisite Courses; and 3) Completing and passing this advanced-level Program. Once attaining the CFDI, annual Continuing Education is required.
- The investigator must be actively licensed (or business registration if an unlicensed state), employed, or in-house providing Criminal Defense Investigations.

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- The investigator must have at least 6,000 hours of aggregate documented private investigations experience.

- This includes at least 2,000 hours of documented exclusive Criminal Defense Investigations experience.

Criminal Defense Investigators seeking to enhance any Criminal Defense Investigator, and all CDITC and other preeminent certifications and experiences to bring their Criminal Defense Investigations to a new level of advanced knowledge and skills for the most demanding Criminal Defense Investigations areas – involving Death and Serious Bodily Injury (SBI) incidents. CFDI Program details are at http://www.CertifiedForensicDeathInvestigator.com