Private detective

One private investigator does independent investigation for private individuals. This includes investigation into (online) scams, alimony, seizure of evidence, tracking down a person and more. It is important to know that a private investigator in The Netherlands must have a license from the Ministry of Justice & Security. Did you know that a private investigator also has an obligation to inform? This means that the private investigator must inform the investigated persons (those involved) after the investigation.

One private investigator does not work for the police and is a citizen with extra powers. This includes being allowed to follow people and requesting confidential information. The goal of a private investigator is finding the truth so that you can make informed decisions. In addition, collected evidence can also be used in a court of law, both in civil and criminal law, or for a report to the police.
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A private investigator helps you gather independent evidence. The evidence collected by a private investigator can be used in a report or a lawsuit and is legally valid in both cases. Private detectives were also screened by the National Police and specifically trained to follow people, analyze camera images, place a GPS tracker and interrogate them.

If you collect evidence yourself as an injured party, it depends on the judge whether this is seen as legally valid. Independent reporting is crucial when the case comes to court. Finally, a private investigator often has knowledge and expertise in digital investigation.

“What can a private investigator do?” is a frequently asked question. Below you will find the various research options that are available. Of course, these are subject to strict laws and regulations. We would be happy to have a conversation to see what is possible in your business.