Identity and source corroboration
Documented within the written scope and reviewed against the circumstances of the matter.
Private Investigation Service
Missing Persons and Family Tracing
Structured tracing through lawful records, open sources and carefully assessed enquiries.
Overview
A disciplined response to a sensitive question.
Tracing work requires sensitivity, verification and respect for the located person’s privacy. We begin with known identifiers and relationships, then assess lawful records and open-source leads without making unverified contact promises.
What the enquiry may examine
- Identity resolution and historical address indicators
- Open-source, professional and community references
- Relationship and association mapping
- Last-known activity and credible lead prioritisation
Method
How the work is approached.
Methods are selected only after purpose, legality, proportionality and evidentiary requirements have been assessed.
Public-record and open-source research
Documented within the written scope and reviewed against the circumstances of the matter.
Ethical third-party enquiries where appropriate
Documented within the written scope and reviewed against the circumstances of the matter.
Lead grading and documented exclusion of false matches
Documented within the written scope and reviewed against the circumstances of the matter.
Deliverables
What you may receive.
Final deliverables depend on the agreed scope and what can lawfully and reliably be established.
Trace memorandum and search chronology
Prepared with source references, context and relevant limitations.
Verified identifiers and confidence assessment
Prepared with source references, context and relevant limitations.
Lead schedule with source references
Prepared with source references, context and relevant limitations.
Recommended next lawful steps
Prepared with source references, context and relevant limitations.