Due diligence refers to many different situations involving an investigation of either a business or individual, before signing a contract and becoming legally responsible for an entity.

We will only give out information about you if we have a duty to do so by law. Otherwise you can be assured that any information you give us will be kept completely confidential.

We will not keep your information for any longer than is necessary and will take steps to ensure that it is kept up to date. You have a right under the Data Protection Act 1998 to ask what information we hold about you. Your confidentiality is guaranteed to be our highest priority.

Yes. We have access to a wide variety of databases and other sources of information. None of the resources we access through our service are illegal.

This depends on the service required. We will, however, give a rough estimate of the timings involved during our initial consultation.

Our aim with each case is to meet and exceed our clients stated objectives through an accurate, professional, thorough and cost effective investigation.

We do our best to provide the highest quality investigative resources however, sometimes it may simply not be possible to find the results that you are looking for.

In addition to using database services available to most inquiry agents / private investigators and information providers we also, whenever possible, attempt to contact associates, friends, neighbors, employers, creditors and others that may have knowledge of the subject.

This depends on the service that is required. For example, if we were being asked to locate a business address, we would like to know any or all of the following:

• Business complete name
• Last address
• Previous address
• The names of current / previous employers name etc.

In fact, the more information, the better.