A collection of our most popular articles on investigations, law enforcement, spy equipment, and more for private investigators.
This review of BeenVerified highlights its role as a public records search service offering people searches, background checks, and reverse lookups via web and mobile apps. Founded in 2007, BeenVerified aims to simplify public data access. Its benefits include convenience, privacy, affordability, and tools for personal safety and information validation.
In the legal world, a case cannot move forward without proper notice. This notice is called process service. It is the formal delivery of legal documents like subpoenas or summons. While local sheriffs often handle this task, many law firms now turn to private investigators (PIs) for better results. PIs bring a unique set of … Read more
PimEyes has transformed from a niche tool into a powerhouse for private investigators and law enforcement. By indexing the open web, it allows users to find where specific faces appear across millions of websites. This article breaks down its features, legal considerations, and practical applications for modern investigative professionals.
Modern private investigators rely on more than just intuition. This guide explores the essential spy gear for PIs, from 2025’s top GPS trackers and covert cameras to digital forensic software. We also detail the critical legal lines—on privacy, trespassing, and recording—that define a true professional.
An extensive list of investigative reference materials to assist in your investigation case. It includes how-to articles, product reviews, useful links, and more.
An overview of Police 10 codes used by police officers and law enforcement officials in radio communications. Officers use the codes to communicate with dispatch and with each other.
An index of articles and product reviews for various private investigator software, research databases, and online search tools for detectives and law enforcement.
How social security numbers are assigned through a process called randomization, and a breakdown of what SSN numbers mean.
A collection of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) tools, databases, software, and online resources. Includes resources such as public records databases, image verification, social media search and more.
This article explains how to get a private investigator license in any state in the United States of America. It includes a general overview of the private investigation profession, a state-by-state listing of licensing authorities, state contact information, and website links. In addition, it includes helpful advice on the application process, how to join an association, where to find training, and much more.