Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Professional Private Investigation Services

 

What should I expect when hiring a private investigator for the first time?

When hiring a private investigator, it is important to understand that investigators operate within the legal boundaries of the jurisdiction. A professional private investigator cannot trespass, wiretap without authorization, break into private property, detain individuals, or force anyone to cooperate.

Our role is to conduct discreet and lawful surveillance, gather evidence, analyze information, and provide factual results using professional investigative techniques. We are not magicians—we cannot “create evidence” out of thin air—but we can deliver reliable, documented findings that support your case, whether personal, legal, or corporate.

 

Will my personal information remain confidential?

Absolutely. Client confidentiality is the cornerstone of our services. All personal details, case discussions, and collected evidence remain strictly private and protected. We conduct every investigation with discretion, professionalism, and strict adherence to confidentiality laws. Your identity and case information will never be disclosed without your consent.

 

What information is required to begin an infidelity investigation?

To begin an adultery or infidelity investigation, we typically request:

  • A recent photograph of the subject

  • Home or work address

  • Daily routine or schedule

  • Vehicle details

  • Known habits, associates, and places the subject frequently visits

  • Reasons for your suspicion

  • Whether you have confronted the individual or conducted personal surveillance in the past

Providing honest and detailed information ensures a safer and more effective investigation with minimal risk of the subject becoming aware of surveillance.

 

What will I receive at the conclusion of the investigation?

At the end of the investigation, you will receive a comprehensive final report that may include:

  • Photographic and video surveillance evidence

  • Investigator observations

  • Legal documentation and supporting materials

  • Date and time logs

  • Any relevant findings obtained during the investigation

Formal reports may include administration/documentation charges. Please contact us for current rates.

 

Can you locate someone who is missing or has skipped town?

Yes. We specialize in skip tracing and missing person investigations. Whether you are searching for a missing family member, beneficiary, witness, former tenant, or someone intentionally avoiding contact, our licensed private investigators use advanced databases, field investigations, and proven techniques to locate individuals discreetly and efficiently.

 

Additional Frequently Asked Questions

 

 

What types of investigations do you handle?

Our private investigators conduct a wide range of investigations, including:

  • Infidelity and matrimonial investigations

  • Surveillance services

  • Background checks and due diligence

  • Insurance fraud investigations

  • Locate missing persons / skip tracing

  • Corporate investigations

  • Employee misconduct and HR investigations

  • Asset searches

  • Process serving

  • Cyber and digital data investigations

If you are unsure which type of investigation you need, we can advise you based on your situation.

 

How much does hiring a private investigator cost?

Costs vary based on the complexity of the case, location, number of investigators required, type of evidence needed, and duration of surveillance. Some services are billed hourly, while others have fixed fees. Contact us for a transparent estimate after discussing your case details.

 

Is hiring a private investigator legal?

Yes. Hiring a licensed private investigator is 100% legal. All investigations are conducted within the laws of the province/state and country. Our agency follows strict legal and ethical standards to ensure evidence is admissible in court if needed.

 

Will the person being investigated find out?

Our investigators are trained in covert surveillance and intelligence-gathering techniques. While no investigation can guarantee zero risk, our goal is to remain discreet and ensure the subject is unaware at all times.

 

Can the evidence you collect be used in court?

Yes. We collect evidence using legal and professional methods so that it can be presented in court for divorce cases, child custody matters, insurance disputes, civil litigation, and other proceedings. We also provide investigator testimony when required.

 

Do I need proof before hiring a private investigator?

No. Many clients come to us with suspicions, not proof. Our job is to verify facts, document findings, and uncover the truth professionally and legally.

 

How quickly can an investigation begin?

Most investigations can begin immediately after the initial consultation and agreement. For urgent matters, express deployment may also be available.

 

Do you offer free consultations?

Yes. We offer confidential consultations to discuss your goals, budget, and expected outcomes. There is no obligation to proceed unless you choose to hire us.