Surveillance assignments are planned around a specific lawful objective, defined locations and an agreed reporting period. CSDA documents relevant observations while respecting legal limits, safety considerations and the privacy of unrelated individuals.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does surveillance investigation involve?+
Discreet physical observation of a person or location to document behaviour, movements, or interactions relevant to your case.
What kinds of cases use surveillance?+
Matrimonial concerns, loyalty tests, corporate misconduct, and personal disputes where direct observation can confirm or rule out a suspicion.
Will the person being observed notice?+
No — surveillance is conducted discreetly by trained agents without the subject's awareness.
What evidence do I receive afterward?+
Depending on the case, this may include photographs, video, activity logs, or a written surveillance report.
How long does a surveillance case typically run?+
This varies by case — from a single day of observation to an ongoing assignment over several weeks.
