AGATA CHRISTIE-PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR-PRIVATE INVESTIGATION AGENCY in MILAN- Via Luigi Razza 4 -20124 Milan- Tel.02-344223 mail: max@iffox.it IDFOX Investigation Agency -Since 1991-
Private investigator Milan operating throughout Italy and abroad, guarantees you the experience, confidentiality and reliability essential to obtain the best result at the lowest price, keeping the private investigations you need absolutely secret and all the information collected. You can also contact the detective agency Agenzia Investigativa IDFOX – Since 1991 now to have immediate and without any obligation an investigative consultancy and an exact quote, with details of the costs for civil or criminal investigations, in any area of Italy. private investigator for every Italian city. The IDFOX Investigazioni detective agency operates in over 170 countries worldwide and is connected online with approximately 400 detective agencies authorized in the respective countries. Private investigator Milan-IDFOX Investigation Agency -Since 1991 Here are some of the advantages that the detective agency IDFOX Investigation Agency -Since 1991 offers you: * activity authorized since 1991, with a government license from the Prefecture of Milan for carrying out private and corporate investigations, both in the civil and criminal fields. We specialize in the following investigations: control and verification of infidelity, with photographs, videos, legal evidence, testimonies; stakeouts and tailings for every lawful need: the A-Z agency is authorized, by the Decree of the Ministry of the Interior n° 269/2010, to also use the so-called “electronic tailing” with GPS localization system, for private or corporate investigations; electronic tracking of people, cars, motorbikes, scooters and goods; tracing of people and things in Italy and abroad; recovery of SMS deleted from SIM and texts deleted from computer; anonymous identification; infidelity of partners, employees, collaborators; absenteeism and false illnesses; search for contact details and telephone numbers; hereditary research; information on people: family situation, work activity, properties, registered vehicles, telephone numbers; assessment of income, property, debts, solvency; financial assessments, with searches of current accounts and deposits; reference check (before hiring, renting, etc.); information and documentation on (and for) private, professional, commercial and industrial activities; investigations into anonymous phone calls, anonymous letters, harassment, damage; identification of disturbers; verification of abusive wiretaps and clean-up from telephone and environmental wiretaps; investigations and equipment to document mobbing and stalking; control and surveillance of minors: dating, friendships, behavior and telephone contacts; anonymous toxicology tests from fingerprints, hair etc. biological analysis on tissues; DNA testing; search and recovery of stolen goods: precious objects, cars, motorbikes, etc. design, testing and rental of environmental GSM bugs and investigative espionage and counter-espionage devices for legal use: locators, audio-video recorders, spy phones for monitoring minors, etc. collaboration with law firms; search for evidence, testimonies and documentation for civil and criminal proceedings;* 24-hour emergency response positions of trust. ————————————————– —- Private investigator operational handbook Internal Ministry The private investigator, in Italy, is a private citizen in possession of a license for the investigator’s activity. What he does, what he can do and how much it costs, prices and tariffs: Index * 1History * 2Description o 2.1Regulatory discipline o 2.2 The activities * 3Figures o 3.1 Titular Investigator o 3.2 Employee investigator o 3.3 Owner commercial representative o 3.4Employee commercial informant * 4Requirements or 4.1 License o 4.2 Technical organizational project o 4.3 Security deposit obligation o 4.4 Price list * 5 Mandatory obligations required o 5.1 Log of operations o 5.2 Identification card * 6Notes * 7Bibliography * 8Related entries * 9External links The first legislative provisions that in some way interested the investigators were those governing private security institutions, contained in the regulation approved with R.D. 4 June 1914 No. 563. The actual private investigation activity was more specifically regulated starting from 1926 with a specific regulation contained in the Consolidated Law on Public Security Laws (TULPS) issued with Royal Decree (R.D.) 18 June 1931, n. 773 together with the related regulation referred to in the R.D. of 6 May 1940 n. 635. The legislation placed the possession of a specific license issued by the prefect as a fundamental requirement, but did not regulate the figure but deman