Assess vehicle-location research leads
License plate recognition inquiries can support a defined investigative purpose when suitable data is available and access is permitted. We review the plate, vehicle and relevant dates before assessing the inquiry.
Assignment scope
- Vehicle and plate identifiers
- Relevant time and location parameters
- Available record leads and corroborating research
Findings and practical limits
A vehicle sighting does not identify its driver or establish a person’s activity. Coverage may be incomplete, and records can contain errors. We describe the data source, context and limitations in the findings.
Specify the vehicle and relevant period
Provide the complete plate, issuing state, vehicle description and the dates and locations relevant to your question. A single-character error can change the search entirely. The purpose, permitted access and available sources must be reviewed before research is accepted; coverage should not be assumed to include every road or every vehicle movement.
Use sightings as leads to corroborate
A plate observation may relate to the vehicle rather than a particular driver. Incorrect reads, incomplete coverage and older records can affect interpretation. The report should identify the available source context and limitations. Absence of a sighting does not prove absence from an area, and location leads may require corroboration through other investigative methods.
Coverage and case review
Global Intelligence Bureau is licensed in New York, New Jersey and Florida. Our core areas include NYC, Northern New Jersey and Orlando. Assignment availability and resources are reviewed for the locations involved.
Provide the plate and issuing state, vehicle details, date range and investigative purpose.
Request an Investigation or call 718-200-3248.