ND Private Investigator case studies
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The North Dakota Private Investigator credential is issued by the Private Investigation and Security Board (NDPISB), the state body that licenses private investigators and agencies alongside security providers and agencies. The Board administers its licensing framework under Chapter 43-30 and Title 93, and it publishes the private investigator requirements, application forms, and a FAQ on its official site at nd.gov/pisb. The ND Private Investigator case studies are 5 cases and about 3,553 words.
1The Renewal Packet That Never Arrived: Operating on a Lapsed Agency License
Redstone Investigations LLC holds a North Dakota private investigative agency license, and its owner Marla holds an individual private investigator license. The agency license expired December 31.
649 words, about 3 min2The Designated Manager Walks Out With Eleven Open Files
Cascade Consulting & Investigations is a North Dakota-licensed agency with a single Fargo office. Its license identifies Grant as the designated manager, the licensed investigator responsible for the agency's operations.
605 words, about 3 min3The Dismissed Theft Charge and the DUI She Calls a Traffic Matter
Denise applies for a North Dakota private investigator license. She is 34, has a GED, and has spent eight years as an insurance claims adjuster.
846 words, about 4 min4Four Arrangements, One Agency License
Prairie Watch Investigations, a North Dakota-licensed agency, is reviewing four arrangements. (a) A Minnesota firm with no North Dakota license wants to send its investigator into North Dakota for three days of surveillance on a Minot workers' compensation claim; Prairie Watch would bill the client and pay the Minnesota firm a flat fee.
665 words, about 3 min5The Client Who Said 'Don't Write Anything Down'
A North Dakota-licensed investigator, Tomas, is retained by a criminal defense attorney to locate and interview a witness. He interviews her, records a signed statement, and obtains location information from a paid source.
788 words, about 4 min