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ADA
BUREAU OF
INVESTIGATIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
Our company offers numerous types of investigations,
but we specialize in surveillance. Please visit our
"services" page to find out more about the investigations
we conduct.
ADA Bureau of Investigations offers professional
investigation services to all counties of Vermont, New
Hampshire, and Northern South Carolina. We employ
several licensed private investigators, some of whom are
retired or active police officers.
Q: How do I contact an investigator?
A: Call us toll free at 1-888-603-6362 or 1-888-603-6363
or email us at adanptvt@verizon.net or
murphysda@yahoo.com.
Q: Do I need to give my name?
A: No, not initially. We can simply discuss your case and
answer any of your questions before you retain us. Once
we become more involved and you do retain us, then
yes, we will have to get all your information. Even after
you retain us, no one will know that you were in touch
with us unless the case goes to court or you tell them. All
of our cases are 100% confidential.
Q: How much does it cost?
A: Its very difficult to say how much it will cost, due to the
fact that we offer so many different services. Services
can range from under a hundred dollars to thousands of
dollars, depending on the complexity and the length of
the case that you may have. When you call us, we can
give you an estimate.
Q: What is the process after I decide to hire you to
conduct an investigation?
A: Once you decide that you want to hire our agency, we
will meet with you and have you sign our contract to
have the case get started. The contract is signed on any
case that we take on and it protects our company from
theft of services and misuse of information obtained.
Once the contract is signed and we have secured a
retainer, we will begin the investigation. During the case,
we will give you periodic updates as deemed necessary.
When the case is finalized, you will receive all evidence,
a professional DVD (if the case is for some type of video
surveillance) and a financial statement explaining where
your money was used. Every case is different, but this is
the way it typically works.
Q: I think my husband/wife is cheating on me, what
should I do?
A: The first thing you should do is click on the tab
"services" and read the "Top signs your loved one is
cheating." After reading this over, if any of the signs
are applicable to your situation, call us. Unfortunately if
you feel deep down that your spouse is cheating, then
he/she probably is. We will go over your concerns and
options and try our best to find an answer to your
questions.
Q: Whats the guarantee that your going to get
results after I hire you?
A: We have been in this business long enough to know
that there are never any guarantees that we are going to
get full results. Your results are 100% effected by who
we are watching or even the type of case we are doing.
For example; if we are hired to conduct surveillance on
subject John Doe, and subject Doe never leaves his
residence while we are on surveillance, we cannot obtain
any results. Another example; if we are hired to locate
subject Doe, sometimes people live "underground" and
don't want to be found. It may take us days, months, or
even years to find subject doe.
Q: Do I need an attorney before I hire you?
A: Not always! Depending on the type of case. Many
times its not necessary to hire an attorney prior to hiring
our agency. During our initial conversation we will
discuss with you whether or not we will take your case
without you first hiring an attorney.
Q: How do I become a Private Investigator?
A: In Vermont all Private Investigators must hold a valid
Private Investigators License issued by the Vermont
Secretary of State. A license can be obtained in two
ways. Applicant must of served as a police officer in
Vermont for 2 years, or second have worked for licensed
Private Investigation Agency in Vermont for two years. If
you feel you have the qualifications and you do not
have a police background you should call Private
Investigations Agencies here in Vermont to seek a job as
a PI. You may visit the following web site for Investigation
Agencies which will list their phone numbers. Vermont
Association of Investigative and Security Services.
Copyright 2008 - ADA Bureau of Investigations
Our company offers numerous types of investigations,
but we specialize in surveillance. Please visit our
"services" page to find out more about the investigations
we conduct.
ADA Bureau of Investigations offers professional
investigation services to all counties of Vermont, New
Hampshire, and Northern South Carolina. We employ
several licensed private investigators, some of whom are
retired or active police officers.
Q: How do I contact an investigator?
A: Call us toll free at 1-888-603-6362 or 1-888-603-6363
or email us at adanptvt@verizon.net or
murphysda@yahoo.com.
Q: Do I need to give my name?
A: No, not initially. We can simply discuss your case and
answer any of your questions before you retain us. Once
we become more involved and you do retain us, then
yes, we will have to get all your information. Even after
you retain us, no one will know that you were in touch
with us unless the case goes to court or you tell them. All
of our cases are 100% confidential.
Q: How much does it cost?
A: Its very difficult to say how much it will cost, due to the
fact that we offer so many different services. Services
can range from under a hundred dollars to thousands of
dollars, depending on the complexity and the length of
the case that you may have. When you call us, we can
give you an estimate.
Q: What is the process after I decide to hire you to
conduct an investigation?
A: Once you decide that you want to hire our agency, we
will meet with you and have you sign our contract to
have the case get started. The contract is signed on any
case that we take on and it protects our company from
theft of services and misuse of information obtained.
Once the contract is signed and we have secured a
retainer, we will begin the investigation. During the case,
we will give you periodic updates as deemed necessary.
When the case is finalized, you will receive all evidence,
a professional DVD (if the case is for some type of video
surveillance) and a financial statement explaining where
your money was used. Every case is different, but this is
the way it typically works.
Q: I think my husband/wife is cheating on me, what
should I do?
A: The first thing you should do is click on the tab
"services" and read the "Top signs your loved one is
cheating." After reading this over, if any of the signs
are applicable to your situation, call us. Unfortunately if
you feel deep down that your spouse is cheating, then
he/she probably is. We will go over your concerns and
options and try our best to find an answer to your
questions.
Q: Whats the guarantee that your going to get
results after I hire you?
A: We have been in this business long enough to know
that there are never any guarantees that we are going to
get full results. Your results are 100% effected by who
we are watching or even the type of case we are doing.
For example; if we are hired to conduct surveillance on
subject John Doe, and subject Doe never leaves his
residence while we are on surveillance, we cannot obtain
any results. Another example; if we are hired to locate
subject Doe, sometimes people live "underground" and
don't want to be found. It may take us days, months, or
even years to find subject doe.
Q: Do I need an attorney before I hire you?
A: Not always! Depending on the type of case. Many
times its not necessary to hire an attorney prior to hiring
our agency. During our initial conversation we will
discuss with you whether or not we will take your case
without you first hiring an attorney.
Q: How do I become a Private Investigator?
A: In Vermont all Private Investigators must hold a valid
Private Investigators License issued by the Vermont
Secretary of State. A license can be obtained in two
ways. Applicant must of served as a police officer in
Vermont for 2 years, or second have worked for licensed
Private Investigation Agency in Vermont for two years. If
you feel you have the qualifications and you do not
have a police background you should call Private
Investigations Agencies here in Vermont to seek a job as
a PI. You may visit the following web site for Investigation
Agencies which will list their phone numbers. Vermont
Association of Investigative and Security Services.
Copyright 2008 - ADA Bureau of Investigations
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