An operational detective bureau is on guard for the interests of its clients!

In life, situations often arise when it is necessary to resort to the help of detectives. It is not always possible to contact the police with your problems, and very often filing an application only turns out to be a waste of time and no result. The most productive work can be carried out by professionals - the detective agency has all the possibilities permitted by law to closely deal with the tasks set by the client. What help does a detective agency provide? The operational detective bureau is capable of solving a wide range of tasks that clients put before it. Customers of services can be both individuals and organizations. For individuals, the list of the main search activities is as follows:

• search for debtors;
• obtaining information about any person;
• identification of vehicle owners;
• checking a spouse for the fact of treason and collecting evidence;
• the ability to study information on a lie detector;
• identification of hidden cameras or eavesdropping bugs in the premises.

Corporate clients can count on the full range of investigative services that a detective agency can offer. Complex measures allow not only to carry out verification of own personnel and employees, but also to collect information about competing organizations or potential or active counterparties. In some cases, the employees of the Operational Investigation Bureau are able to provide the necessary evidence for the conduct of arbitration proceedings. Basic Methods of Work In their work, detectives use several basic methods that, with a high degree of efficiency, help to obtain the necessary information not only in the city of Moscow, but throughout Russia, as well as in the CIS countries and Europe. The operative-detective bureau has the necessary equipment, trained employees and a license to use the following methods of the search service:

• conducting outdoor surveillance and surveillance, including using special means;
• revealing hidden equipment for conducting audio or video recording using technical devices;
• collecting information through oral questioning, as well as by sending written requests to competent institutions;
• obtaining truthful data using a polygraph and other techniques.