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Investigator resources / a free CPS guide

Research further.
Check carefully.

Practical research starting points for investigators, process servers and legal support professionals. A short guide to finding useful leads, checking the evidence and recording what remains uncertain.

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Start here / eight of the best links, no form needed

General OSINT and methodology

Eight of our favourites, free to use right now. Prefer the lot? Answer one quick check in the short form below and the full OSINT Dojo directory of over 100 curated links unlocks immediately — no waiting for a person, no case details required.

CPS are not responsible for any broken or unmaintained links.

Unlock the other 100+ linksInstant, on this page. Free. No obligation to instruct us.

What you will receive

A clearer route from a lead to a finding

01 / Define

Start with the right question

Separate client-supplied information from confirmed facts. Identify the jurisdiction, purpose and limits of the research.

02 / Research

Choose useful starting points

A suggested approach to public records, location checks, images and historical material, with an independent resource directory.

03 / Verify

Check before relying on it

Look for independent corroboration, check dates and distinguish a possible address from one verified for the instruction.

04 / Record

Leave a usable case note

A simple template for sources, evidence, uncertainties and the next check. Keep original evidence separate from edited copies.

A transparent offer

OSINT — the power research tool all investigators and researchers must have.

This is CPS’s practical guide, not an exclusive database, paid search system or completed investigation. It includes OSINT Dojo’s publicly accessible resource directory, which you can also visit directly. CPS does not own or operate that directory.

The CPS guide is free. Check each third-party provider’s terms, privacy practices, geographic coverage and any charges before using its services. No third-party access or research result is guaranteed.

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Enter your email and answer one quick check below. The full OSINT Dojo resource directory — well over 100 curated links — unlocks immediately on this page. No waiting for a reply, no case details required.

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Nothing to wait for. As soon as your answer is correct, the link to the full OSINT Dojo directory appears on this page immediately. There is no email round-trip and no one at the desk needs to intervene.

How this request handles your details

Your email address is recorded on our side when you answer the check question, whether or not you go on to say yes to further material. This tells us who has visited this page and unlocked the directory.

We keep a simple record of who answered “yes” to future Private Investigation Resource material and who answered “no”. Answering “no” does not stop the directory unlocking — it only affects whether we ever contact you again.

Directory access, client instructions and any future contact preference are kept separate from each other. Nothing here authorises a case instruction.

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Can the guide confirm an address or solve an investigation?

No. It is a research aid, not legal advice, a background-check service or confirmation that an address is suitable for service. Use only lawful, authorised sources, protect confidential information and verify findings before relying on them.

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