A structured, discreet investigation into whether a relationship, and the person in it, is what it appears to be.
Suspecting that a partner is not who they claim to be, whether met online or in person, is one of the most common and most difficult situations to act on alone. The most basic question is often the hardest to answer alone: is this person actually who they say they are, is their name, age, location and claimed background consistent with what independent sources show. Confronting someone directly without evidence rarely resolves anything and can damage a relationship that turns out to be genuine. Living with unresolved suspicion is its own cost. A discreet, evidence-based verification gives a factual answer either way, so a decision can be made on facts rather than anxiety.
A structured verification of a relationship and the individual in it, built around a full identity consistency check, name, age, location, employment and other claimed details cross-referenced against independent sources, alongside claimed background and any indicators consistent with deception, delivered as a clear, documented finding.
Name, age, location and employment claims tested against publicly available and lawfully obtained records
Cross-platform check for other identities, profiles, or relationships
Photo provenance checks where images are part of the claimed identity
Consistency between what has been told to you and what is independently verifiable
Assessment against known romance fraud and deception patterns where relevant
A clear, documented finding, red flag, amber flag, or no significant indicators
Lawful open-source research and public record verification, including a full identity consistency check and, where relevant, photo provenance analysis, cross-referenced against the details you have been given, with every finding sourced and every conclusion reviewed by a named analyst before it is reported.
No. This work is conducted discreetly using publicly available information and lawfully obtained records, without contacting the subject or anyone connected to them.
That is a genuinely good outcome. A clean finding is reported as a clean finding, and can bring real peace of mind rather than leaving suspicion unresolved.
They overlap but are not identical. That service focuses specifically on relationships that began online and tests for romance fraud typologies. This service is broader and applies to any relationship where authenticity is in question.
Yes. Identity consistency, whether a name, age and location actually check out, is a core part of this service's methodology, not a separate product, and scope can be narrowed to that specific question on your call.
Where photographs are a significant part of the claimed identity, reverse image and provenance checks are included, findings worded as consistent, or not consistent, with the claimed source rather than as a definitive verdict.
Yes, through our Relationship Monitoring subscription, which keeps watching for new developments for as long as the concern remains live.
Most commonly, yes, but the same approach applies to any personal relationship where the other person's claimed identity or background needs independent verification.
This service answers whether a person and the relationship are what they appear to be. Pre-Commitment Intelligence Assessment is a broader, more comprehensive investigation for the moment before marriage, cohabitation or significant financial entanglement, and includes its own identity and document verification layer.
Every enquiry is reviewed by an analyst and routed to a scoping call, a fixed fee is confirmed in writing before any work begins.