Questions worth answering before work begins.

Case information is handled on a need-to-know basis using agreed communication and reporting procedures. Specific safeguards depend on the sensitivity and scope of the engagement.

The initial discussion is used to understand the concern, intended decision, available information, urgency and practical constraints. C3I then assesses suitability and possible scope.

Duration depends on scope, geography, complexity, access to information and the evidence required. A responsible investigation cannot guarantee a fixed outcome or exact completion date in every case.

Fees depend on scope, duration, travel, specialist resources, urgency and reporting requirements. Commercial terms should be agreed before work begins.

Reports are delivered through agreed channels and may include findings, supporting material, limitations and recommended next steps, depending on scope.

No professional investigation should guarantee a particular factual outcome. C3I can define a methodology and deliver agreed work, but findings depend on the available evidence.

The service architecture includes support for law firms, insurers, financial institutions, employers, corporate security teams and other organisations.

The initial form should contain only the minimum information required for contact. Secure document-transfer arrangements should be agreed separately.

Current project information identifies Delhi NCR and wider India as service areas. Exact geographic feasibility should be confirmed for each engagement.

Prepare a concise explanation of the concern, the decision you need to make, relevant dates, known parties and the type of information already available.