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OSINT investigators and training
Firms, trainers and volunteer groups that do open source investigation work. Listed for reference, not as an endorsement or referral.
Licensed investigators
Find a licensed investigator
The tools above stop where the law starts. Credit-header records, license plate sightings, court sweeps across counties and asset searches need a licensed private investigator. Investigators are licensed by each state or province, so pick where the work is to reach the official body that lists them.
Before you hire
- Check the license number with the official body for that state or province.
- Ask for proof of liability insurance.
- Get the scope, price and timeline in writing.
- Expect them to ask why you need the information. A licensed investigator has to confirm a lawful purpose before searching restricted records, so one who doesn't ask is a red flag.