Five steps · Lawful by designA clear process for an uncertain time.

It depends on the work — how many days, how many investigators, travel and the records involved. After a confidential consultation you receive a fixed written quote. Nothing outside it is billed without your written approval.

Not from us. Your identity is known only to the investigators on your case, and we disclose it to no one else unless a court order or another lawful demand requires it — and where the law allows, we tell you first. Files carry a case number and codename instead of your name, are stored encrypted, and we sign a non-disclosure agreement on request. We contact you only in the way and at the times you choose.

Yes, provided the methods are lawful. We work within the right to privacy recognised by the Supreme Court in 2017, the IT Act, the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 and the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. That rules out phone tapping, call records, getting into anyone’s accounts and hidden cameras in private spaces. Ask any agency exactly how it will get its information; a good one will tell you.

Many cases take one to three weeks. Background and property checks usually take 3–10 working days, surveillance is planned by the day, and fraud investigations or tracing cases can take longer. Your quote includes a realistic timeline, and you hear from us regularly while work is active.

Admissibility is decided by the court, not by us — be wary of any agency that promises otherwise. What we do is gather evidence lawfully and document it properly: dates, times, methods, original files and chain of custody. We work with your advocate so the evidence is prepared to support your case.

We plan every covert case so they don’t: we never contact the person, never reveal who we are working for, and we pause rather than risk being noticed. If we believe a case cannot be done without that risk, we tell you before you commit. Checks that need the person’s consent, such as employee screening, are done openly.

Yes. We meet clients by appointment at our office in Navrangpura, Ahmedabad — or, where it helps, somewhere private that suits you. Many people prefer a phone or video call first. There are no walk-ins — for your privacy as much as ours.

Yes. We work across Gujarat — Gandhinagar, Vadodara, Surat, Rajkot and smaller towns — and travel within India when a case needs it. NRI families — often checking a prospective match or a property back home — brief us by phone or video call, and we schedule updates around their time zone.

Whatever you already have: names, photographs, addresses, phone numbers, documents and a short timeline of what has happened. It is fine if it feels incomplete. We will tell you what matters and what doesn’t.

The fee is agreed in writing before work begins. Usually part is paid in advance and the balance before the final report is handed over. You receive a written report with photographs or records as the case requires, followed by a private debrief. Invoices and receipts use a neutral description if you prefer.