F.A.Q

What is the process to hiring your services?

We begin by discussing your requirements, typically through an online meeting or a phone call. After assessing your needs, we develop a tailored plan of action and review the associated costs for our services. Following this, we provide you with a service agreement. Once we receive the retainer fee, our private investigator will commence work on building your case.

Do you have to meet in person to discuss my case details?

No, you do not necessarily have to meet in person with a private investigator; many initial consultations can be conducted over the phone or online. However, an in-person meeting may be beneficial for discussing sensitive details and establishing trust.

How do I pay a for your services?

We usually require a retainer fee upfront for our private investigator fees, which can vary, depending on the complexity of the case. Payment methods typically include credit cards, debit cards, or cashier's checks, and money orders.

Will I receive a final report for my case?

Yes, we will provide a final report detailing our findings and the evidence gathered during the investigation. This report often includes documentation that meets legal standards for admissibility in court, if applicable.

Is their a refund on my retainer fee?

Yes, you are entitled to a refund of your retainer fee if the private investigator did not perform the agreed-upon services or if the total cost of services rendered is less than the retainer amount paid. 

Can I add more services in the middle of a private investigation?

Yes, you can add more services during a private investigation, but it may depend on the agreement with the investigator and the nature of the case. It's best to discuss any changes with the private investigator to ensure they can accommodate your needs.