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| United Investigation Service of Greater New York, Inc.
United Investigation Service of Greater New York, Inc.
We have been in business since 1990 and are licensed and bonded Private Investigative Firm, Process Servers and Notaries. We cover the five Boroughs as well as Long Island and are also licensed in Florida
|  | | Talbot Investigative Services
A Maryland Private Investigations Firm, MD
Our combined backgrounds, offers our clients the ability to implement physical security, intelligence, and investigative operations. TIS also specializes in digital information. We have the technical expertise to conduct digital intelligence and investigative operations.
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Computer Forensic | | | Blue Moon Investigations Security and Protection
Blue Moon Investigations Security and Protection
is a successful combination of an elite management team, highly trained investigators and security officers who utilize state of the art equipment, as well as worldwide affiliations and capabilities.
| | | Mayo Group
International Forensic Investigations,Training & Security
We specialize in National and International Police Forensics, Vocational Rehabilitation Training, Law Enforcement Training, Polygraph, DNA, Global Private Investigations, Security Training, Surveillance Equipment, Aerial Surveillance, and Drug and Alcohol Testing.
International Investigations | | | United Security Group
Keith Flannigan
Private Investigator
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