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Agency License: A 3600045

Investigator License: C 3300455

Licensing, professional background and the recommendation that came out of it. All of it published here so it can be checked rather than taken on trust.

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Licensing

A licensed private investigative agency

No Nonsense Investigations, LLC operates as a licensed private investigative agency. The license number is published here so it can be checked before you hire anyone, which is something worth doing with any investigator.

If you are speaking to an investigator who will not give you a license number, that is the end of the conversation. Ask for it, then check it with the issuing authority in that state.

Agency

No Nonsense Investigations, LLC

License number

Available on request

Status

Active and in good standing

Primary practice

Missing persons investigations

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Professional background

Where the experience came from

Rafael Ruiz has decades of experience in the investigative field. Before founding No Nonsense Investigations, he worked with Spartan Detective Agency in New Jersey during the 1980s, where he built a reputation for a strong work ethic, sound judgment, thorough investigative work and attention to detail.

Spartan Detective Agency, New Jersey, during the 1980s
Founder of No Nonsense Investigations, LLC
Missing persons work as the primary practice since

Professional recommendation

From the agency he worked with

Philip Geron, President of Spartan Detective Agency in New Jersey, worked with Rafael Ruiz during his years with the agency.

Rafael is a person of unwavering loyalty, integrity and honesty. His investigative work has consistently shown professionalism, determination, attention to detail and a commitment to producing reliable results.

Philip Geron

President, Spartan Detective Agency

The full signed recommendation letter is available on request.

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Before you hire anyone

Three things worth asking

Ask them here, and ask them of every other investigator you speak to.

01

What is your license number?

Any licensed agency will give it without hesitating. Then check it with the issuing authority yourself rather than taking the number at face value.

02

Who actually works the file?

Ask whether the person you are speaking to is the person doing the work, or whether it gets passed to someone you will never meet. Here it is the former.

03

What are you promising?

An investigator who guarantees a result is selling you something they cannot deliver. Thoroughness and honest reporting can be promised. An outcome cannot.

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Checked us out? Then let's talk

Describe the situation and you will get a straight answer on what can be done and what it involves. Everything you send stays between you and this office.

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