Is there such a thing as a Private Investigator Registry
Like a state Nurse Registry?
MarineBob · 61-69, M
Yes, but the unlicensed ones are better
Ohplease47 · F
@MarineBob thats a joke??
DareToSayIT · M
That’s should be. You don’t want someone from Reddit or from here to handle it for you.
Ohplease47 · F
@DareToSayIT u really think a sweep would volunteer to find a hidden criminal for free🤣
I know we are always assumed to be idiots but puhleeeeze
Just was asking if cleet licensed people nomally get so criminally abusive themselves
And I get laughed at, but hey this is sweepville, what DO we expect for truth??
I know we are always assumed to be idiots but puhleeeeze
Just was asking if cleet licensed people nomally get so criminally abusive themselves
And I get laughed at, but hey this is sweepville, what DO we expect for truth??
DareToSayIT · M
@Ohplease47 In the United States, there is no single national or federal registry for private investigators. Licensing laws, enforcement, and public registries are entirely decentralized and managed state by state.If you want to verify an investigator's legal license status in the US, you must check the database of the specific state where they operate.
Ohplease47 · F
@DareToSayIT she's already flagged by my credit card customer legal team 4 threatening my personal safety when I took back downpayment she didnt earn and never said it was only a dp...and then threatened me 4 taking it back
Criminals apparently love advertising their criminality🤧
Criminals apparently love advertising their criminality🤧