Private Investigation Services and Process Servers
Kraken Investigations is located in North Norfolk, UK, and offers professional investigative services and Process Serving throughout the East Anglia region. Our lead investigators were trained by the Academy of Professional Investigators and Antek Security Training and have built on this with decades of experience in the security industry.
Process Serving is offered on a fixed-fee basis. For all other work, we will discuss this with you to establish your needs, and then quote for the work in advance. There will be no hidden charges, all work is carried out at agreed rates.
We provide discreet and efficient services for the legal profession, corporate clients, public sector organisations, and private individuals in the East Anglia region of the UK.
Process/Legal document serving - Missing Person Tracing - Evidence Gathering - Accident and Claims Investigation - Crime Prevention Consultancy - Stalking Investigations - Penetration Testing - Identity Theft - Specialist Research - Tracing Beneficiaries - and more.
Process Serving is offered across the East Anglia region on a fixed-fee basis. Includes up to three attempts per instruction. Legal proof of service, including date, time and delivery method, are carefully documented.
We proudly maintain a 100% success rate. Not everybody wants to be found, however. Some have legitimate reasons for not wishing their whereabouts to be known. Therefore, we can only disclose a location with their consent.
We obtain different types of evidence to help develop a case and support legal proceedings, including photographic, documentary and digital. We cover all aspects of accident (RTA) and claims investigations.
Advising on crime prevention methods to help keep your home safe from burglary and damage. Also, safeguarding measures to help you feel safe and to protect yourself from crime and dangerous situations.
We can help build a case against a stalker by discreetly gathering the necessary evidence required by police to be used in court.
If you are in immediate danger, call 999
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