Colorado Surveillance Investigator

Cheyenne, Wyoming Private Investigator   We recently received our Cheyenne, Wyoming Private Investigator license. While the state of Wyoming has no PI licensing requirements, it is required to work within the city limits of Cheyenne. At this time we are one of only a handful of Cheyenne licensed private investigators and therefore when you are in need of a surveillance investigator in Cheyenne or Colorado or elsewhere in Wyoming, you can call us. Cheyenne is only a couple of hours north of our Denver, Colorado...

Colorado Private Investigator Licensing Update   Colorado had been one of only a few states without a mandatory licensing program for private investigators for many years. This meant that anybody and everybody who wanted to hang up a shingle and say they were a private investigator, could do this. Often times this would allow them access to sensitive personal information, including but no limited to a clients credit card information.   This changed on June 1, 2015, when the mandatory private investigator licensing law, was implemented. This was after a time period of over three decades where Colorado had no such law. The last mandatory private investigator licensing law in Colorado was in 1977, when an investigator challenged the law by declaring there...

Colorado Private Investigator As of June 1, 2015 all Colorado Private Investigators are required to be licensed, with either a Level 1 (less than 4000 hours of experience) or a Level 2 (more than 4000 hours of experience) license. At Night Moves of Denver, Private Investigations, based in Denver, Colorado, we have Level 2 licensed investigators ready to assist with all of your investigative needs. We are Denver private investigators who are licensed, bonded and insured and experienced in a variety of types of investigations. Call us today at 888-456-4779 or email at Coloradopi@aol.com    

30 Years of surveillance as a private investigator   Based out of Denver, Colorado, we have been conducting surveillance investigations since 1984. With over three decades of surveillance experience, you might suspect that we have seen a few changes over the years.    With today’s technology, private investigators have access to phones, voice mail, texts and emails, from nearly anyplace the investigation might take them. However this was not always the case.    In the early days of surveillance investigations we were armed with Beaulieu Super 8 movie cameras.  These had approximately 3 minutes of film per roll, which meant that if the investigator was obtaining substantial film, they would continuously have to reload the camera, leaving spots...

Today’s Professional Private Investigator The general perception of a private investigator is a person wearing a trench coat and arranging a meeting in a back alley to accept money, to gather information by some nefarious means. Often times clients believe that private investigators “pay somebody off” to obtain information that they have been unable to ascertain. This image comes from the TV version of PI’s and is very different than the real world private investigator.   The professional private investigator of today is exactly that, a professional. The modern day private investigator is well aware that any information which is not obtained legally, will certainly be challenged in court with the possibility that the information will...