Detectives Pirvados Asesores-IP
Asesores-IP is a private investigation agency based in Bogotá, with offices and operational coverage in major Colombian cities. We help individuals, families, businesses and legal professionals verify information and document facts with discretion.
Need an investigation in Colombia while living overseas? Tell us where the events take place and what you need to establish. We will assess feasibility, scope and a suitable way to coordinate your case remotely.
Investigations for individuals, families, businesses and legal professionals who need to verify information and document facts in Colombia, including clients arranging work from abroad.
Clarify concerns about a partner in Colombia. We assess whether relevant routines, meetings or travel can be verified discreetly; suspicions alone are not proof.
EXPLORE SERVICE→Assess internal irregularities, inventory losses, document concerns, possible information leaks and other risks affecting a business operating in Colombia.
EXPLORE SERVICE→Fact verification and organized information for lawyers and clients involved in legal matters. Discuss the intended use with your legal adviser before authorizing work.
EXPLORE SERVICE→Evaluate family and personal concerns that require careful verification of information, circumstances or activities, with respect for privacy and the rights of those involved.
EXPLORE SERVICE→Case-specific observation of publicly observable activities, routines, travel or meetings where appropriate. Scope and practical limits are agreed before work begins.
EXPLORE SERVICE→Assess requests to locate relatives, old contacts or other people in Colombia. Feasibility depends on the information provided, the purpose and applicable privacy limits.
EXPLORE SERVICE→If your partner lives in Colombia while you are abroad, describe the concern and the facts you already know. The assessment considers whether relevant routines, travel or meetings can be verified through appropriate methods.
Do not send passwords or request access to private messages. Agree on the objective, locations and reporting arrangements before commissioning work.
Ask about this serviceInternational companies and overseas business owners may need help assessing local irregularities, inventory discrepancies, document concerns or risks involving a Colombian operation.
Explain the business relationship, the records you are authorized to provide and the decision the findings are intended to support. The agency will assess what verification is feasible.
Ask about this serviceIf you are instructing a lawyer in Colombia or overseas, clarify the facts that need to be established and the intended use of the findings.
Coordinate collection, report format, translation and any authentication requirements with your lawyer before work begins. A private report is not automatically admissible in every jurisdiction.
Ask about this serviceFamily concerns may involve verifying information, documenting circumstances or establishing contact with relatives in Colombia. Each request requires a legitimate purpose and a careful review of privacy considerations.
For custody, inheritance or other legal disputes, involve your adviser in defining the questions and evidence requirements; an investigator does not decide the dispute.
Ask about this serviceSome cases require observation of publicly observable activities at agreed locations and times. Others may be better addressed through document review or a targeted verification.
Provide the Colombian city and known locations. Time, access, travel and changing circumstances affect feasibility; specific findings cannot be promised in advance.
Ask about this serviceRequests to trace a family member or an old contact in Colombia are evaluated using the information available, the purpose of the request and appropriate privacy limits.
Share approximate names, dates and last-known locations only through the agreed channel. Locating a person does not guarantee that private contact details can be disclosed or that the person wishes to reconnect.
Ask about this serviceStart with a confidential case assessment. We review your objective, the location and the information available before proposing a scope. Remote coordination, reporting arrangements and expected costs should be agreed before any fieldwork is authorized.
Share the Colombian location, the facts you know and what you need to establish. Keep the first message brief and avoid sending unnecessary sensitive information.
We review the available information, objective, locations and practical constraints to determine whether an investigation or verification can be considered.
Clarify the proposed work, estimated duration, fees, travel costs and reporting format. If you are overseas, agree on communication times and language needs as well.
Work starts after the service and terms have been agreed. Updates and information handling follow the arrangements established for your case.
Relevant findings are organized for delivery in the agreed format. Confirm any translation or legal-use requirements before commissioning the work.
Each investigation is different. Duration, resources, findings and feasibility depend on the facts, locations and scope. No particular result is guaranteed.
Request a confidential assessment→An initial assessment can be requested from abroad. Share your country and time zone, the Colombian location, your objective and any deadline. Before paying or sending sensitive material, confirm the communication language, proposed work and reporting arrangements.
Ask for a written proposal specifying the currency, duration, included work, travel expenses, payment terms and how additional work is approved. Confirm payment instructions through the agency’s verified contact channel.
Agree on a suitable channel and contact times. Tell the agency if you need communication in English, an English report or a translation; availability and any additional cost must be confirmed for your case.
Explain whether the report is for a personal decision, a business review or a legal matter. If it will be used overseas, obtain advice on translation, certification and evidentiary requirements before commissioning the work.
Discuss your relationship, family, corporate or legal matter confidentially—even if you are outside Colombia.
Briefly explain what you need to verify and where the events take place. Ask for a written scope, estimated costs and a suitable communication plan before authorizing work.
Hiring a private investigator involves sharing sensitive information about your personal life, family, business or legal matter. Choose an agency that explains its process and puts the scope, fees and confidentiality arrangements in writing.
Be cautious of providers who guarantee a particular outcome, request unnecessary personal data or promise access to private accounts. Asesores-IP approaches each request with discretion and a case-specific assessment. We do not promise findings before the facts are investigated.
Know what is being commissioned before work starts.
Confirm delivery format, timing and translation needs.
No promised access to private accounts or guaranteed findings.
Private investigation informed by operational experience, discretion and case-specific planning across Colombian locations.
Our agency brings together professionals with prior experience in Colombian security and investigative institutions, as described on our main website. That background informs our approach to observation, fact verification and organization of findings.
We operate as a private agency. Previous institutional experience does not mean that we act on behalf of the police, prosecutors or any government authority.
Our main office is in Bogotá, with offices and operational coverage in other Colombian regions. Confirm availability, travel requirements and the precise location before commissioning a case.
You can request an assessment remotely. Provide the Colombian city, your objective, your country and time zone. Case acceptance depends on feasibility and an agreed scope; being overseas does not by itself establish whether a particular request can be carried out.
A first inquiry does not require travel. Ask the agency what identification, authorization or documents are needed for your case and whether all contracting and reporting steps can be handled remotely. Do not assume every case can be completed without an in-person step.
Costs depend on the objective, locations, duration, schedule, number of investigators and travel. Request a case-specific written quote showing the currency, what is included, extra expenses and payment terms. There is no single price that accurately covers every investigation.
You may request an assessment of a relationship concern in Colombia. Describe the facts you know and what you need to verify. The proposed scope must respect privacy and appropriate methods. Suspicion is not proof, and no particular finding can be guaranteed.
State this requirement in your first message and obtain confirmation before commissioning work. Agree separately on communication language, report language, translation needs, delivery format and any additional cost. This English page does not imply that every team member speaks English.
The agency’s main office is in Bogotá, with offices and operational coverage in cities including Medellín, Cali, Pereira, Bucaramanga, Ibagué and Barranquilla. Other locations can be assessed. Confirm the exact municipality, availability and travel requirements for your case.
Duration varies with the information available, the objective, locations and access to relevant facts. Ask for an estimated timeframe and agree on what happens if more work is needed. An estimate is not a guarantee of completion or of a particular result.
Keep the first message brief and share only what is needed to assess the case. Confirm the communication channel, information-handling arrangements and who will receive the report before sending documents or detailed personal information. Do not send passwords or unnecessary financial details.
Start with the city, your objective, a short factual summary, relevant dates and known locations. Explain your relationship to the matter and any deadline. The agency can then tell you what further information is needed and what you are authorized to provide.
That depends on the jurisdiction, how information was obtained and the court’s requirements. Ask your lawyer about admissibility, translation, certification and authentication before commissioning work. A private report is not automatically court-ready or admissible outside Colombia.
You can request an assessment for corporate irregularities, local verification or legal fact-finding in Colombia. Specify the authorized objective, records available and intended use. The agency should confirm feasible methods and the deliverables before accepting the work.
No such access is offered on this page. Do not commission password theft, account intrusion or interception of private communications. An investigation can establish findings only within its agreed scope and practical limits; no provider can responsibly guarantee a desired outcome.
Use the agency’s official contact number, ask for its identification and a written proposal, and verify the contracting party and payment instructions independently. Avoid paying on the basis of a guaranteed outcome or an unexplained change of bank details.
You can request a feasibility assessment with a legitimate purpose and limited last-known information. Tracing depends on the facts available and privacy considerations. Finding someone does not automatically permit disclosure of their private details or guarantee that they will agree to contact.
Tell us your country and time zone, the Colombian location and what you need to establish. Request confirmation of English-language communication before sharing detailed material or authorizing work.
Colombia country code: +57. International call charges may apply.