What is a Private Investigator?
A Private Investigator is a professional trained in the art of investigations and surveillance. In most states, a license is mandatory. Like with an attorney or doctor, the State has mandated that certain qualifications, training and experience are required for licensure to protect the public from those who do not have the experience or qualifications to do the job correctly. A private investigator s training is usually varied and tends to focus on a certain area, again much like a lawyer. At A.S.G., our investigators specialize in investigating and documting marital infidelity. Often times a private investigator s experience comes from work in law enforcement, the military or a research background. The crux of a private investigators capability is to take whatever information you, the client, have and to go out and find whatever information or evidence you need. The work that a private investigator does is strictly confidential and stays between you and them. Read more about the histo
A private investigator is a person who for hire investigates and provides information. In the District of Columbia, it is required that private investigators be licensed and bonded. Only authorized, licensed investigators are able to conduct surveillance operations or engage in undercover work. Investigators are also permitted to search for individuals including missing persons, witnesses or criminal offenders, and have the ability to search for physical items such as property or assets.
