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Every situation is a little different, especially when pricing or legal limits are involved. These answers cover the basics, and we can confirm the details for your specific situation.
How much do you charge?
Pricing depends on the type of work and the situation. Electronic background checks typically average around $50 per hour, many investigative services average around $100 per hour, and high-risk protection assignments can reach about $200 per hour. Contact us for an estimate based on what you actually need.
Can you place a GPS tracker on my spouse or partner’s vehicle?
It depends on who owns the vehicle, whose name is on the title, who normally drives it, and other legal details. We would need to review the specific facts before considering any type of tracking.
How can I become a private investigator in Florida?
Two common routes are qualifying through prior state or federal investigative experience, or completing an internship under a licensed Florida investigator. Certain related education may count toward the experience requirement. Because the rules can change, confirm the current requirements with the State of Florida.
Can you work outside Florida?
Often, yes. A Florida investigation may require travel, and protection work depends on the licensing and firearms rules in each location. Our agents maintain current passports and can travel internationally when the assignment and applicable laws allow it.
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