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Private Investigator Listing Private Investigator Listing ATTENTION: It is recommended that consumers review the licensure status of individual private investigators through DPSST's on-line public records system, I.R.I.S. To review a private investigator, click on the I.R.I.S icon below and search by last name or PI-ID number. Private Investigator Business Listing Revised 9/22/2021 First Name Last Name Business Address City State Zip Phone PI-ID Expiration Date Scott Aardappel AAscott Investigations 14375 SW Sexton Mountain Dr Apt 14B Beaverton OR 97008 323-791-0730 78523 10/20/2021 Richard Abbott Vertical Screen, Inc. 251 Veterans Way Warminster PA 8084 888-291-1369 33334 3-26-2022 Jacob Accurso Jacob Accurso Investigations PO Box 123 Siletz OR 97380 541-444-1234 58360 8-24-2022 Robert Adams Adams Investigations 3915 SE 14th St. Gresham OR 97080 503-473-1891 49956 5-26-2022 James Agrian Sherwood PI LLC 17022 SW Roosevelt St Sherwood OR 97140 503-430-4399 74102 3-22-2023 Philip Agrue Agrue Consulting Group 380 SW Fifth St Suite 219 Madras OR 97741 541-460-2373 33338 6-23-2022 James Aguilar 308 Consulting 3055 Elliot St. NW Salem OR 97304 503-949-9192 83184 1-25-2023 Douglas Akin Verity Investigations 564 NE Fern Ave Dallas OR 97338 503-623-9289 74549 1-24-2022 Janis Alger Pacific NW Investigative Agency PO Box 595 Graham WA 98338 253-617-5255 45183 2-27-2023 Chris Allen Intermountain Public Defender 215 SE Frazer Pendleton OR 97801 541-276-0244 33343 12/19/2022 Marina Alvarez Marina Alvarez Consultation 1100 NW Dixon Corvallis OR 97330 714-249-3311 103313 9-20-2023 Lisa Ambrose Delapp Virtus Group Investigations 712 Main Street Oregon City OR 97045 503-616-9418 94746 12/16/2022 Cody Ambrose-DeLapp Virtus Group Investigations 712 Main St. Oregon City OR 97045 503-616-9418 55968 4-21-2023 Debra Andal Privado Investigations PO Box 265 Salem OR 97308 503-399-8377 33352 7-12-2023 Laura Andersen Guardian Investigations LLC 16420 SE McGillivray Suite 103-450 Vancouver WA 98683 81403 10/26/2022 Mark Angelo Fund Holder Reports, LLC 2201 N Lakewood Blvd, Ste D175 Long Beach CA 90815 888-597-1110 35850 12/6/2021 David Arana Covent Bridge Group U.S.A 9485 Regency Square Blvd Ste. 200 Jacksonville FL 32225 503-779-5572 28547 7-01-2023 William Ard Horsemen Inc 16911 Algonquin St Huntington CA 92649 800-531-9997 33923 12/20/2021 Barclay Armitage CFM Connect, LLC 5530 SE Center St. Portland OR 97206 971-222-2505 57500 6-27-2022 Aaron Arnett 888-932-7364 90230 7-26-2022 Brandon August Investigative Consultants Intn'l PO Box 82 Concord CA 94519 925-989-3324 39634 2-26-2022 George Babnick Babnick and Associates, LLC PO Box 90611 Portland OR 97290 503-232-5634 64131 3-28-2022 Christopher Bacher Belmont Bureau Incorporated 401 Broadway Suite 107 Tacoma OR 98402 253-426-3869 75074 3-27-2023 Caitlyn Baird Evinger & Associates, LLC PO BOX 1 Klamath Falls OR 97601 541-708-1765 84352 9-28-2022 Thomas Baird Safety Systems America 123 N Hayden Bay Dr. Portland OR 97217 503-265-8334 33365 7-23-2022 Nena Baker Intrepid Investigations, LLC 1020 SW Taylor Street, Suite 810 Portland OR 97205 971-275-4575 41688 7-02-2022 Stuart Baker N.E.F.C.O. PO Box 1482 Meridian ID 83646 800-675-8500 79073 9-29-2022 Willard Baker National Insurance Crime Bureau 1313 Broadway Suite 310 Tacoma WA 98402 74240 1-24-2022 Shannon Barrett Smith & Carson, Inc. 5755 North Point Parkway Ste 278 Alpharetta GA 30022 770-350-2550 33371 1-18-2023 Nicholas Batchelder-Galvan NBG Investigation Group & Notary PO Box 1452 Waldport OR 97394 541-272-9869 82061 4-19-2022 Nancy Bates Nancy M. Bates 2000 NE 42nd Ave PMB 323 Portland OR 97213-1305 971-235-8641 33372 6-05-2023 Jesse Battilega JB Premium Investigations 740 NE 3rd St. Suite 3 #154 Bend OR 97701-4700 503-415-1335 64907 8-18-2022 Stephen Baumgarte Stephen L Baumgarte Law Enf Train & PO Box 1003 Neskowin OR 97149 503-314-4435 59091 10/24/2022 Miguel Bautista Donan 12450 Lake Station Place Louisville KY 40299 800-482-5611 95388 11/19/2021 Randolph Becker Randolph E Becker, Ent. 2848 Courtney Circle Medford OR 97504 541-821-7848 33377 7-25-2023 Shirley Ann Beers Beers Investigations 6204 N Moore Ave Portland OR 97217-2152 503-289-2280 33378 8-18-2022 Catherine Behrendt OC Investigations & Admin Services 10935 S. Ridge Top Dr. Molalla OR 97038 503-351-2560 59719 1-05-2023 Nancy Belcher Special Forces Investigations, LLC PO Box 2591 Clackamas OR 97015 817-909-2266 90584 11/30/2022 Robert Bell G4S Compliance and Investigations 910 Paverstone Drive Raleigh NC 27615 800-756-6569 54788 11/20/2022 Alec Belsher Shell Spook LLC 345 N. The Greens Ave. Newberg OR 97132 971-412-1167 102557 6-23-2023 Richard Bender RB Investigations PO Box 5817 Salem OR 97304 503-370-4100 33381 8-22-2022 Rachel Bengtson-Lang Metropolitan Public Defender 400 E Main St. Suite 210 Hillsboro OR 97123 503-726-7939 89588 3-12-2022 Private Investigator Business Listing Revised 9/22/2021 First Name Last Name Business Address City State Zip Phone PI-ID Expiration Date Anne Benjamin Anne Benjamin Investigations 5935 Balboa Ave Lincoln City OR 97367 103291 9-15-2023 Andrew Bennett Envista Forensics 5565 Glenridge Connector, Suite 900 Atlanta GA 30342 888-782-3473 79063 5-22-2022 Matthew Bennett Oregon Investigative Solutions PO Box 873 Garibaldi OR 97118 503-457-4562 99069 9-29-2022 Adam Bercovici Titan National 19550 Amber Meadow Dr. Ste. 227 Bend OR 97702 99552 10/12/2022 Alexander Bercovici Titan National PNW 3636 SE Mall St Apt 12 Portland OR 97202 74546 1-24-2022 Matthew Bernstein Covent Bridge (USA) Inc. 9485 Regency Square Blvd #200 Jacksonville FL 32225 888-932-7364 34004 10/27/2021 Wendy Bernstein Wendy Bernstein 13704 NW 52nd Ave Vancouver WA 98685 82062 1-19-2023 Melanie Betti 205 NW Delaware Ave Bend OR 97703 74522 4-20-2022 Kara Beus KLBEUS, LLC PO Box 33773 Portland OR 97292 503-224-8758 33388 11/21/2022 Dennis Beyer Dennis Beyer Agency Inc. PO Box 549 Baker City OR 97814 541-519-5267 33390 11/5/2022 Helen Bicart Helen Bicart PO Box 114 Madras OR 97741 503-969-5714 33313 3-23-2022 Kendall Biggs EFI Global, Inc. PO Box 98887 Lakewood WA 98496 253-588-2730 76840 12/8/2022 Everett Blehm Everett Blehm Investigative Service 20 E Airport Rd #166 Lebanon OR 97355 541-619-6423 33318 2-25-2022 Shawn Blehm SWB Investigations LLC PO Box 5786 Salem OR 97304 503-409-3247 50201 6-06-2022 Christopher Bloom CJB Fire Consultant 2654 E Gregory Rd. White City OR 97503 541-944-6926 33396 11/12/2021 Patricia Blum Blum's Pro Investigative Services PO Box 57 Sumpter OR 97877 541-631-6215 95044 12/6/2021 Michael Bock Pacific Green Protection Inc PO Box 3821 Portland OR 97208 90552 11/18/2022 Mary Kay Bockman Bockman Investigations, Inc. 6408 NE 239th St. Battle Ground WA 98604 971-645-1744 33400 11/19/2022 Vendala Booster Boosted Investigations. LLC 205 S 3rd St. Lebanon OR 97355 503-595-3727 101361 3-17-2023 Cynthia Borders Cindy Borders Investigations PO Box 3098 Oregon City OR 97045 503-756-2133 33200 5-11-2022 Andrew Borges Borges Investigations, LLC 135 SW 5th Avenue Albany OR 97321 458-223-2945 98328 6-22-2022 Louis Bote Bote Investigations, LLC PO Box 1144 Scappoose OR 97053 503-795-4650 61791 7-31-2023 Shawn Bourasa Axis Investigation PO Box 673 Ontario OR 97914 208-707-3090 48444 12/6/2021 James Bowen Fire Cause Analysis 935 Pardee Street Berveley CA 94710 800-726-5939 100717 7-20-2023 Bryan Bradburn Bryan Bradburn 1460 S Tenth Steet Lebanon OR 97355 541-952-0111 33407 9-25-2023 Emily Bradford Geffen Mesher & Co., PC 888 SW 5th Ave. Ste 800 Portland OR 97204 503-445-3420 63457 1-23-2022 Donald Branham Old Town Investigations 818 SW 3rd #290 Portland OR 97204 971-266-3030 75424 2-03-2022 Nicole Brewer Envista Forensics, LLC 3002 DAw Avenue #120 Tustin CA 92780 888-782-3473 3062 10/17/2023 Megan Brill DigiStream Washington, Inc. 9220 SW Barbur Blvd. #119 POBOX 158 Portland OR 97219 503-265-8450 70021 2-07-2023 Jeffery Brose BLI Investigations, Inc 12042 SE Sunnyside Rd # 557 Clackamas OR 97015 503-666-8788 33415 6-29-2022 Andrew Brosh Andrew Brosh, Investigator Po Box 2631 Battle Ground WA 98604 360-910-3024 79612 11/16/2022 Bernard Brown Bernard A. Brown Investigations PO Box 1723 Albany OR 97321 541-619-6348 20171 6-27-2022 David Brown Chinook Investigations, LLC PO Box 534 Scappoose OR 97056 503-329-1962 78797 3-14-2022 Robert Brown Rob Brown Investigations PO Box 1223 Gold Beach OR 97444 541-373-3283 33419 3-25-2023 Ronald Brown Brown & Hall Investigations, LLC P.O. Box 28262 Portland OR 97228 503-422-3635 64807 11/9/2022 Terry Brown Jensen Hughes 2301 W Plano Parkway, STE 210 Plano TX 75057 410-737-8677 55046 4-03-2022 Larry Buckingham PSI Investigations & Notary PO Box 1391 Grants Pass OR 97528 541-821-4667 69009 10/27/2022 John Buehler John W. Buehler Investigations 7506 SE 18th Avenue Portland OR 97202 971-563-5041 78466 9-06-2021 Brandon Bunnell Bunnell Investigations 2211 Mckinney Ln.
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