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Private Investigators can be a valuable tool for individuals, law firms, and business. Unlike TV detectives, many investigators provide not only surveillance and witness locates, but also due diligence, records research, business intelligence, and much more. If you are not sure you need an investigator, talk with a PI to determine if hey can help.

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Searchers Investigating Company, Inc.

Web: www.searchersinvestigating.com
E-mail: searchersljb@aol.com
Phone: 800.992.4274
Fax: 800.669.0193

• Exact Identification
• Verifying Location
• Banking References
• Source of Income
• Level of Income
• Real Property Holdings / Encumbrances
• Credit History and Rating*
• Uniform Commercial Code Filings
• Litigation Status (Past & Present)
• Unsecured Tax Indices
• Motor Vehicles
• Tax Liens, Notices of Default
• Bankruptcies
• & More

*Only if situation meets the guidelines as set forth in the Fair Credit Reporting Act

Searchers' message is really quite simple. If the information exists, we will find it and accurately and quickly get it to the client.

As a client, you will have access - through us - to virtually unlimited data. Searchers asset searches financial reports will bring you the information you need to make important, informed decisions. The information will be factual, thorough, and dependable.

It is a fact that no other investigative agency can equal Searchers' worldwide access. Searchers many years of hands-on investigative experience, our computerized communications network, and our expert staff, all work smoothly to provide you with reports that are unequaled in our industry

You can have the advantage of our multifaceted services with just a phone call. The information you require will be in your hands in a matter of days, or sooner.

You will see why Searchers is the investigative agency preferred by professionals

FINANCIAL PROFILES

Identification of Individuals/Entities

Current Location/Operating Address
Source Of Income
Corporate Holdings
Fictitious Business Names/Assumed Names/Trade Names
Banking References
Credit History And Rating*
Real Property Holdings
Uniformed Commercial Code Filings
Tax Lien Search
Bankruptcies
Abstracts of Judgements
Unsecured Tax Indices
Unclaimed Property
Litigation Status [past/present]

California State Private Investigator Resources

Rominger Legal California Private Investigations Directory - Find an Investigator serving the State of California.

California Association of Licensed Investigators - The CALI web site provides information to the public as well as sections and information for members of the California Association of Licensed Investigators

California Bureau of Security and Investigative Services - Regulates Investigators in California

Private Investigator Requirements for Licensure - An Investigator in California must be licensed. According to the State of California; "A private investigator is an individual who (1) investigates crimes, (2) investigates the identity, business, occupation, character, etc., of a person, (3) investigates the location of lost or stolen property, (4) investigates the cause of fires, losses, accidents, damage or injury, or (5) secures evidence for use in court. Private investigators may protect persons only if such services are incidental to an investigation; they may not protect property. An individual, partnership, or corporation licensed as a private investigator may employ a qualified manager to manage the business on a day-to-day basis. To be eligible to apply for licensure as a private investigator/qualified manager, you must meet the following requirements" - READ MORE

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