Q.
Can anybody tap into databases?
A. Information contained in our
reports is derived from publicly available records. Our advantage: the
connections we maintain to the most comprehensive nationwide indexing of
records and developed information resources, such as private database
companies whose cross-referenced multiple data
sources are not directly
accessible by the general public.
Q:
Is my personal and credit card information secure?
A. All personal information
is confidential. Many people fear giving their credit
card number over the Internet. Our Secure Card Processor, Plug N Pay,
maintains an "encrypted" server. Your transaction is guaranteed secure.
However, if you still feel uneasy, please call 928-451-1598 to speak
with a Professional Search Consultant, who will answer any questions you
may have and personally complete the transaction.
Q:
How soon will I receive my Report?
A. Usually the same day for both Locate Searches and
Background checks. The
County Criminal
History
searches and the County Civil searches take a few days as these are often
hand searches of paper records.
Q:
Will my "subject" ever find out?
A. No. All correspondence and database search inquiries are strictly
confidential. We will not contact the subject of your inquiry in any way.
Q.
Can you find out where a person works and how
much money he or she makes?
A. Employment records are considered private, not public records,
and not made part of the databases to which we subscribe.
One way to determine where a person works is to hire a Professional
Investigator, who will get up early, go park down the street from where your subject
lives, and follow him or her to work.
Q. I already have a good deal of the information,
such as addresses present and past, phone numbers, relatives. Is this helpful?
A. Yes, it's good. You'll be able to
match up data from several sources.
Nothing like cross-referencing to prove or disprove the facts!
Q. I am most interested in the marriage and divorce info. What
input information do I need
to conduct these searches?
A. For marriage or divorce records, most states require full names of both
parties - plus when and where the event or events took place. We compile the
Profile Report first to pin down possible locations of marriages or divorces.
Also, we list addresses where your subject has lived, AND we list the people
who have lived at those
addresses. Evidence of a "relationship" - or the absence of one - has
many times been established
through address history matching.
Q. Why should I choose your service?
A. We proudly offer friendly,
personalized, value-added assistance. Plus, we subscribe to the best
national databases. You will receive the benefits of our expertise, our
time, and our connections to many of the nation's foremost information
providers.
Q. I am also interested in property owned. What databases do you search?
A. We search both the national property databases
AND county property records.
Q. What about criminal history records?
A. We include Department of Corrections (DOC) searches, which lists felons
who have served time, in all our background investigation Reports. If you want thoroughness and accuracy, run our
state-wide and county searches. Many states and counties now return arrest
records and misdemeanors.
Q. What is the
difference between Department of Corrections searches, and the On-Premise County
Courthouse search?
A. Our On-Premise County Courthouse
search returns more current, detailed information, mainly because the
information is retrieved from the source.
Records returned may vary by state. |
