F.A.Q.

Depending on the complexity of service and the time window allotted, the price may vary. We can discuss pricing and options during your free consultation.

Finding people (skip tracing) is an art that most people think is easy. You could use online resources and pay a set fee for information that is only accurate up to 6 months to 1+ years ago. Skip tracing professionals have access to tools and networking abilities only offered to professionals in the field; which allows for much more accuracy and updated information. This includes mail forwarding, DOL, IRS, and person to person fact-finding as well as other databases only accessible by them.

This information isn’t readily available to the common public and requires specialized professionals to have access to it which is where we come in. Our network and tools that we have access to allow for many different resources at any given time. Our information is accurate and on point sometimes giving our clients 2 to 3 addresses recently used by the person being searched, and association.

This is an open-ended question. Each case is unique in its own way and can take a different amount of time. For instance process service usually takes 1-3 days to complete however situational events could happen to delay that service. Delays such as the person to be served is out of state, camping, or could be gone for any period of time. Conducting an investigation could take days, weeks & even months to gather all the information needed for the case.

For process serving and recovery service, The fee is an upfront fee as it costs us to go out and conduct the service.. For private investigation services, there is a retainer fee in most cases to obtain our services. As per contractual agreement for investigative service, there is a 24 hour grace period to receive all funds back if work has not started. However, once the investigation’s underway, if we come up with nothing within the time notated as per contractual agreement; then we will take the fees from hours worked along with other miscellaneous fees and can discuss refund or credit options with you.

The short answer is no. We do not discuss cases we work with anyone outside of our company. Your privacy is important to us and we will protect and preserve that fact. However, if requested by you or ordered and summoned from the court, we may release information for proceedings, and limit information to only what is needed for that purpose.