Surveillance, background investigations, and social media research each address different factual questions. We select the work and deliverables around the objective, intended use, and available information.
Use the assignment question to define the scope. No single method produces a complete picture in every matter.
Document activity within an agreed observation period.
Planning considers the objective, known locations, and timing. Findings distinguish visible activity from what could not be observed.
Research the records relevant to a person, business, or matter.
Court, financial, property, corporate, and professional-license records are selected around the question and permitted intended use.
Examine accessible online activity and source material.
Research considers account identity, dates, and the surrounding source context. It can complement observation and records work.
A records finding may help identify a relevant affiliation. Accessible online material may raise a question about timing or activity. Surveillance can document visible activity during an agreed period. We discuss how these sources relate and where further work would be useful.
Professional claims, legal, business, and partner assignments have different objectives and reporting needs.
Share the question, Nevada location, and timing. We agree on scope, fees, and terms before work begins.
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