Nunavut
Nunavut Private Investigation Services – Trusted by Individuals, Law Firms, and Businesses
Raven Research & Investigations offers professional, discreet private investigation services throughout Nunavut. Whether you're an individual seeking answers, a law firm building a case, or a business conducting due diligence, we provide tailored support with professionalism and integrity.
Our team specializes in locate/skip trace searches, helping clients find missing persons, beneficiaries, witnesses, or debtors. We conduct comprehensive asset searches to uncover financial details crucial in litigation, divorce, or fraud matters. Our discreet surveillance services assist in gathering evidence for a wide range of concerns, including infidelity, custody, employee misconduct, and insurance fraud.
We also offer background checks, social media investigations (OSINT), heir tracing, and genealogical research, including adoption-related investigations. Our services comply fully with the Nunavut Private Investigators and Security Guards Act, and our investigators are licensed, insured, and experienced in navigating the challenges of Northern investigations.
Raven Research & Investigations delivers reliable results you can act on—confidentially and professionally.
Contact us today to discuss how we can support your needs in Nunavut.
Nunavut is Canada's youngest and northernmost territory, located in the Arctic region. Its capital city, Iqaluit, is the largest city and is known for its Inuit culture and unique Arctic landscapes. Private investigators in Nunavut can provide various services to clients, including background checks, finding missing family members, and locating tenants.
Background checks are crucial when it comes to employment and tenant screening. Private investigators in Iqaluit can help clients perform thorough background checks on potential employees or tenants to verify their credentials, education, work history, and criminal records.
Private investigators can also assist in locating missing family members, including biological parents, siblings, or long-lost relatives. This is especially important for Inuit families who have been separated due to the government's relocation program in the 1950s and 60s. Private investigators can use their skills and resources to locate missing family members and reunite families.
In addition, private investigators can help landlords and property managers locate tenants for rental properties. They can also conduct investigations to ensure that tenants are following the terms of their lease agreement and not engaging in illegal activities that could harm the property