Metropolitan Investigators will locate missing persons, a lost love, relative, deadbeat dad or deadbeat mother, former classmate, old army buddy, runaway, heir, biological parent/child, etc. Depending upon a number of factors (e.g., length of time the person has been missing, how intent he/she is on staying missing), the task can be quite challenging, or remarkably simple if one has the appropriate computer databases, contacts, and experience in the finding of missing persons (also known as locates or skip traces).
UTILIZE Level 2: Metropolitan Investigations will return a wealth of information. Some of the possibilities include: Property Ownership (motor vehicles, watercraft, aircraft, property deeds, etc.), Licenses (driver's license, professional licenses, FAA pilots, hunting/fishing licenses, weapon permits, voter records, federal firearms/explosives, DEA controlled substances, etc.), Business Information (corporate filings, national UCC filings, business identification, etc.), Public Records (bankruptcy, criminal records, civil court filings, sex offenders, marriage/divorce records, foreclosures, judgments, liens, etc.) ... and more.
UTILIZE Level 2: Metropolitan Investigations will return a wealth of information. Some of the possibilities include: Property Ownership (motor vehicles, watercraft, aircraft, property deeds, etc.), Licenses (driver's license, professional licenses, FAA pilots, hunting/fishing licenses, weapon permits, voter records, federal firearms/explosives, DEA controlled substances, etc.), Business Information (corporate filings, national UCC filings, business identification, etc.), Public Records (bankruptcy, criminal records, civil court filings, sex offenders, marriage/divorce records, foreclosures, judgments, liens, etc.) ... and more.
- A subject with a history of evading creditors or law enforcement
- Service of legal process for a subject attempting to evade service
- A bail skip who is wary that there is an arrest warrant for him/her
- A debtor with a history of frequent bankruptcy filings
- A witness or defendant in a legal case
- A parental kidnapping victim
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