• $200.00 Hour

• Court Document Copy Requests-$125.00 per hour -Minimum 1 hour
• Police Reports, FOIA Requests-$125.00 per hour – Minimum 1 hour
• Rush requests will have extra fees. Rush is within 48 hours of request.

• Level I * $300.00-In Office Locates
• Level II $ 600.00 Min.plus expenses-Field Locates/Street Work

• Call for Specific Price Quote. There is a minimum of $900.00 for most tangible asset search work plus document/search expenses.
• The level and depth of the search determines pricing. Tangible and liquid searches for both pre/post judgment litigation.
• GLB and FCRA rules may apply.

• Routine service means no prior attempts by sheriff or other agency. Within 72 hours is considered a rush and will be billed at 2x the routine rate.
• For Routine service we will make 3 separate attempts on separate days at different times for our Routine Service Rate.
• Cook Co. north of 63rd St.          $150.00
• Cook Co. south of 63rd St.          $200.00.
• DuPage, Kane & McHenry Co   $150.00.
• Lake County                                     $175.00.
• DeKalb, Kendall & Will Co         $200.00
• A rush service (attempt within 72 hours) is billed at twice the fee of our routine rate.
• Investigative oriented/Not Routine/Waiting/Intricate Service billed at $200.00 per hour and .75 per mile.
• We do offer special rates to high volume clients ie several per month-Call our office to set up pricing terms
• We specialize in locate and serve cases; difficult serves; alias summons where Sheriff or others are unable to locate/serve.
• Licensed Detective Agency-No appointment order necessary. Insured for Liability, Work Comp,Trespass, Non-Owned Auto.
• Illinois Agency License # 117-000192

The Illinois Civil Practice Act allows Licensed Detectives or Licensed Detective Agencies to serve court process without special appointment by a Judge. Service can also be done by an employee of a Licensed Detective Agency who has a valid permanent employee registration card (PERC). This person must be an employee and not a “subcontractor” to legally serve court process. Only having a PERC card and not being a W2 employee of the agency would fall outside the parameters of the Illinois Civil Practice Act, hence taking the chance that the service could be quashed.