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TrustScore 3.5 out of 5

3.4

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  1. Private Investigator
  2. Legal Services
  3. Process Server

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We are a trusted private investigation agency based in North London and proudly serving clients across the United Kingdom. With a reputation for professionalism and discretion, we specialise in offering a comprehensive range of investigative services tailored to meet both personal and professional needs. Our expertise includes process serving, surveillance, and the tracing of assets, money, people, and intellectual property, all designed to provide clear, reliable intelligence and peace of mind.

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Intended to act on behalf of my family…

I am trying to act on behalf of my family member who is currently in poor medical condition. I needed assistance to serve legal papers, as I live overseas and am unable to handle this myself.
I reached out to these individuals for help, and they initially responded very quickly, seemingly eager to take on the job. However, after I sent them all the required information, they came back with an excuse that the KYC verification had failed. When I asked for more details about why the KYC failed and how to resolve the issue, they never responded again, and the process was simply dropped. Time waster, highly don't recommend this company.

28 April 2026
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We’re sorry to hear you feel this way and appreciate your feedback.

As part of our legal obligations, we are required to complete KYC checks on individuals instructing us before proceeding. Unfortunately, these requirements were not met, so we were unable to proceed.

Due to the time-sensitive nature of the matter, we could not take this further without successful verification.

Please feel free to contact us directly if Iyou would like to discuss this further.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Brilliant company

I needed papers to be served. I contacted this and other companies for comparison. This was far the most responsive. They contacted me and explained the process. They kept in touch and the job was done very quickly. I would definantly recommend

12 March 2026
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