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LICENSING
OnyxSpear, LLC, is licensed and authorized to conduct business as a “Private Investigator” in New York State by the Department of State, Division of Licensing Services. OnyxSpear’s Unique Identification Number is 11000222699. Follow the link listed below to verify the license of an individual or company. If your search does not produce information regarding the licensing status of an individual or company, call the NYS Division of Licensing Services to confirm the licensing status. (518) 474-7569. A professional license may be valid, but fails to appear on New York State’s electronic database. This can happen for a variety of reasons. Licensee Business Name Search (ny.gov).
Licensed New York State private investigators are authorized to conduct diverse types of investigations. Examples may include but are not limited to locating missing persons, stolen property, interviewing witnesses, investigate claims of injury, theft, and arson. Private investigators may legally collect digital (online) data, information and intelligence for analysis.