For an individual, checks may include identity details, declared employment history, educational qualifications, professional claims, business interests, directorships and relevant publicly available information. Where consent or supporting documents are required, this will be explained to the client.
For companies and proposed business partners, we may examine registrations, current and former officers, connected entities, changes in business ownership and other relevant corporate information. The purpose is not merely to collect names from a database, but to identify inconsistencies, undisclosed connections and areas requiring further enquiry.
A background check has limits. Private banking information, protected government records, confidential accounts and other restricted data cannot be accessed simply because a client requests them. We do not use unlawful methods or claim access to systems unavailable to the public.