The amount of time required for an investigation depends on the type of case, its complexity, the information being sought, and the investigative methods required. Some relatively straightforward assignments may be completed within a few days, while more complex investigations can take several weeks or longer.
For example, a background investigation may have a different time-frame than surveillance, an infidelity investigation, a child custody investigation, or a case involving a difficult-to-locate individual. Surveillance may need to occur on specific days or during certain hours to document relevant activities. Investigations involving multiple locations, extensive research, or changing circumstances may also require additional time.
Providing accurate information at the beginning can help investigators work more efficiently. During your confidential consultation, On The Mark Investigations will review your objectives, available information, and any important deadlines. We can then discuss a practical investigative approach and expected time-frame based on the circumstances of your particular case.
