Private detectives who conduct investigations on:

• Public behavior and morality of a person;
• Data on the solvency and seriousness of a potential natural or legal person in a business;
• Search for evidence and counter evidence needed in trials;
• Search and identification of witnesses participating in litigation;
• Other investigative activities required by defendants in trial;
• Missing persons;
• Pre and post-matrimonial information;
• Causes of marital absenteeism, betrayal, or duplicative behavior;
• Drug use and youth protection;
• Verification and supervision of minors' entourage;
• Taking samples or information in audio and video format;
• People identification by home address, phone number, CNP, or vehicle registration number;
• Business frauds (bad payers, organized networks for fraud, etc.);
• Goods subject to civil or criminal litigation for the purpose of prejudicing the interests of parties to proceedings and recovery activities;
• Ensuring protection against leakage of information from the privacy sphere or the activity of economic agents wishing to maintain their confidentiality;
• Searching for and obtaining the necessary evidence and counter-evidence in resolving civil or criminal disputes;
• Identifying the true author of a text;
• Detection of willful counterfeiting of a person's writing or signature;
• Detection of erasure or addition counterfeits;
• Establishing the conditions in which an inscription was made: in a state of intoxication, when the author is ill, in old age, under awkward conditions, etc.;
• The authenticity of seals or stamp prints;
• The authenticity of inscriptions or official documents;
• The age of an inscription;
• Detecting means of listening, audio-video recording in offices, conference rooms, hotels, dwellings, etc. ;
• Specialist investigations in support of human resources offices to establish employees' loyalty or to perform hiring checks to determine compatibility with job requirements;
• Psychological studies and assessments (including polygraph testing for simulated behavior detection);
• Surveillance and investigations to detect and capture material and intellectual evasion, or to document destructive actions;
• Verifying and testing how the hired security company carries out its specific tasks;
• Obtaining and verifying data on an economic agent who is interested in the conclusion and conduct of the business;
• Risk analysis to avoid exposure to low-performance;
• Expert advice on finding practical ways to reduce risk and prevent unwanted events;
• Other investigations and consultations on detectivist issues at the express request of the clients.