Here are some tips to aid you in evaluating which private investigator works best for you:
Make sure they have a license
A credible private investigator should be able to produce a copy of his or her license immediately at your request. Most states require anyone engaged in the practice of investigations to be licensed.
Finding an investigator on the Internet requires a cautious approach. Countless companies offer “investigative services” online, but many of these companies are unregulated. What they sell to you as “background checks” may be nothing more than database searches of old public records. The results may be outdated, even inaccurate. To be confident in the accuracy of the information you receive, contact a licensed private investigator.
Always get a contract
Like any other service, you should get a contract that indicates what services your private investigator will provide. If an investigator refuses to sign a contract, it is probably best to move on.
Look for an investigator with experience
Knowing the qualifications and experience of your investigator will protect you and give you comfort in his or her capabilities. A career in the military or law enforcement does not necessarily make someone a professional surveillance expert.
When choosing an investigator, look for a professional with several years’ experience conducting the type of surveillance you need.
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