Getting started with your private investigator couldn’t be simpler. Begin your investigation with just four quick steps:

1. Submit Your Service Request

Click Book/Request Now and complete the contact form with the requested information, including the service name, subject information, and reason for your request.

A Discovery Call is required for Cheating/Infidelity, Child Custody, and Missing Person Investigation cases before services can be approved and scheduled.

2. Review, Agreement & Payment

Once your request is received and reviewed, Key Investigative Services will confirm the appropriate service, scope, and pricing.

For services requiring a Discovery Call, the call will be completed before final pricing and case acceptance are confirmed.

You will then receive an Investigative Services Agreement and Invoice via email.

Services will not begin until the required agreement is completed and payment or retainer requirements have been satisfied.

• Final pricing may vary depending on case complexity, location, scope, and scheduling

• Additional investigative hours or services may be added when authorized

• Mileage, tolls, court/document fees, third-party database fees, travel expenses, and other case-specific costs may apply

• All services are conducted legally, discreetly, and confidentially

3. Investigation Begins

Once the agreement and payment requirements are completed, your investigator will begin the approved investigative work. You should be prepared to provide any additional information or documentation needed to assist with the investigation.

4. Case Updates & Final Report

You will receive updates regarding significant developments during the investigation, as appropriate. At the conclusion of the assignment, you will receive a written investigative report when applicable.

Court testimony or appearances may be available when requested and agreed upon in advance. Additional fees apply.

All communications and investigative information are handled confidentially in accordance with applicable law and professional requirements.