FAQs
- What information is required to perform a background check?
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T.S. Investigations requires very little information to perform a background check including: Legal/Maiden Name, Date of Birth, and Phone Number. Although, any additional information provided can help us expedite the process.
- How long does a background check take?
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T.S. Investigation's comprehensive background check takes about one week to complete. We access several reliable sources to compile an accurate and dependable report.
- What is your success rate?
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T.S. Investigations is proud to exceed a 90% success rate. Years of experience and the latest techniques in the investigative industry contributes to discovery of key information.
- Is this service confidential?
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Yes. T.S. Investigation services are completely confidential. Our process is 100% discrete. We understand the sensitive nature of your search. Trust is central to our customer service philosophy and we do not take this responsibility lightly. We take every measure to keep your case private and secure.
- What is a background check?
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T.S. Investigations has developed a proprietary report that contains key pieces of information on more than ten dimensions including:
- Name and Aliases
- Age
- Current and Previous Addresses
- Properties
- Liens, Judgments, and Bankruptcies
- Business Associates
- Relatives
- Asset Checks
- Credit Status
- And Much More...
- What is a private investigator?
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Source: United States Department of Labor Private detectives and investigators assist individuals, businesses, and attorneys by finding and analyzing information. They connect small clues to solve mysteries or to uncover facts about legal, financial, or personal matters. Private detectives and investigators offer many services, including executive, corporate, and celebrity protection; pre-employment verification; and individual background profiles. Some investigate computer crimes, such as identity theft, harassing e-mails, and illegal downloading of copyrighted material. They also provide assistance in criminal and civil liability cases, insurance claims and fraud, child custody and protection cases, missing persons cases, and premarital screening. They are sometimes hired to investigate individuals to prove or disprove infidelity.
Private detectives and investigators have many methods to choose from when determining the facts in a case. Much of their work is done using a computer, recovering deleted e-mails and documents, for example. They may also perform computer database searches or work with someone who does. Computers allow investigators to quickly obtain huge amounts of information such as a subject’s prior arrests, convictions, and civil legal judgments; telephone numbers; motor vehicle registrations; association and club memberships; and even photographs.
Find out more about Private Investigators at the United States Department of Labor.
