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Hiring a Licensed and Trusted Private Investigator
Our team of private investigators are former federal agents with the FBI, DEA, IRS, or Secret Service.
The process of finding genuine legitimate private investigators needs thorough investigation so you can protect yourself from fraudulent opportunities and find honest professional partners. First evaluate a private investigator by confirming their license through the state authority with a review of past disciplinary history. A genuine private investigator typically maintains an actual office space while clearly revealing their fees plus giving accurate cost projections. Start by asking for references from lawyers or court staff and look at what customers say about them through online material. Surround yourself with professional PIs who already have worked with your particular needs and maintain dedicated attention to your best outcomes.
Let our experienced team of private investigators help you uncover the truth. We provide confidential and discreet investigative services to individuals and businesses.
How do I hire a real and legit private investigator?1.) Are they licensed? What is the license number and issuing State?2.) Call and confirm with the state agency that the licensee is in good standing and has not been disciplined.3.) Do they have an office? Having an office doesn’t make you a good investigator, but … Read more
How do I hire a private investigator online?1.) Define your needs and goals. Some investigators offer full-service services, while others specialize in one area of investigation. Determine which one is the best fit.2.) Verify their license and credentials.3.) Evaluate their online presence.4.) What is their fee structure?5.) If investigators are limited in your area, you … Read more
Does someone need to be officially certified as a “”private detective”” or “”private investigator”” by law enforcement in order to call themselves one?The law enforcement community is not involved in designating the title of a person who has secured a private investigative license. All the Investigative Service Agencies issuing licenses do so with the words … Read more
How can someone with no experience in being a private investigator get hired by one?The truthful answer from someone who has been in the business for 50 years is that making the Olympic hockey team might be easier. We are not being negative or dissuading you from trying. The stark reality is that no established … Read more
What does it mean when a job application says references will be checked?Don’t be fooled by an application that says your reference will be checked. This will probably not occur if the agency or the assigned private investigator is in the top echelon of their industry.Here is what happens. Everyone knows the three references you … Read more
What are the reasons for private investigators refusing service based on the nature of the investigation? Over the past 43 years, we have declined to represent or perform services for corporations, insurance companies, attorneys and the public. The first one below may surprise you.1.) The mental health of the client makes it prohibitive to engage … Read more
What methods do private investigators use to determine who to investigate?For the past 43 years, we haven’t decided who to investigate, as that is almost always the client’s decision. Granted, a PI may accept or decline a case based on several factors, but the initial matter is brought by a client, corporation, insurance company, or … Read more
How do private investigators typically acquire clients? Do they primarily receive clients through law firms or other sources, or do they actively advertise and wait for potential clients to reach out to them?Before you ask how PIs acquire clients, they need to know the four main pillars of our industry:1.) Attorneys2.) Insurance Companies3.) Corporations4.) The … Read more
Does contacting a private investigator about someone’s whereabouts indicate that there is evidence against them? No. There are many reasons we have been retained over the past 43 years to locate subjects. Here are a few: 1.) Subjects who are voluntarily missing. 2.) Subjects who are accidentally missing. 3.) Subjects who are involuntarily missing/foul play. … Read more
Is a private investigator license required for working at a PI firm or only for owning one? What if someone does investigations for others without using their own business name?Let’s take the questions in order:1.) First, you must check with the state bureau that licenses private investigators in your area. Many states allow individuals to … Read more