Investigation services
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Independent private investigation services across NSW for sensitive personal, legal and business matters, handled with discretion and practical reporting.
Discreet NSW investigation support with practical next steps.
JOHN BOWEN – COMPANY PRINCIPAL- PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR, PRIVATE DETECTIVE
John Bowen is a retired NSW Police Inspector with over 30 years of distinguished and decorated service.
John established JB INVESTIGATIONS PTY LTD in 2006.
John and his handpicked team of Investigators each has no less than 20 years of Policing and/or Investigative experience.
Over the years JB Investigations has investigated both complex and relatively simple matters, each with the same level of proficiency.
Your enquiry, no matter the size or nature is no less important than any large corporate investigation.
As John’s client you are treated with the upmost respect, dignity and guaranteed personal service.
John’s qualifications are:
Retired NSW Police Inspector, with 32 years’ service
Holder of a Commercial Private Inquiry License
Holder of a Certificate 111 In Investigative services
Holder of a Degree in Social Science (Justice Studies)
Holder of a Post Graduate Certificate (Management)
To find out what some of our satisfied customers have to say about JB Investigations go to our testimonials page.
How private investigation enquiries usually begin
The best starting point is usually a private discussion that clarifies the issue, narrows the objective and avoids broad or unnecessary work.
- Share the known facts, dates, locations and the main concern that needs attention.
- Clarify whether surveillance, tracing, background checking or another type of enquiry is likely to be the most useful fit.
- Choose the next step when you are ready, whether that means speaking privately with JB Investigations or reviewing the wider investigation services available across NSW.
Frequently asked questions
How do I work out which private investigation service fits best?
The answer usually depends on the uncertainty involved, what must be established and how quickly the issue needs attention. A short confidential conversation is often the best starting point.
Can one matter involve more than one type of investigation?
Yes. Some enquiries begin with one narrow question and then move into a broader combination of surveillance, factual checking or tracing as the facts become clearer.
Are services available across NSW only?
Yes. The focus stays on the listed NSW service areas rather than wider Australia-wide coverage.
What usually helps the first call most?
A simple summary of the issue, the people involved, locations that matter and any deadlines or court dates can help shape the first step.
Discuss the right investigation approach
A short confidential discussion can often narrow the service that fits best and reduce unnecessary delay or uncertainty.