Frequently Asked Questions

In addition to apprehending fugitives our members provide a variety of services to both governments and the private sector. These services include intelligence gathering, skip tracing, human trafficking interdiction, kidnapping victim recovery, person at risk extractions and high value asset recovery.

The Rewards for Justice Program is administered by the U.S. Department of State. They do not accept direct applications or claims for rewards. Certain government agencies i.e. the Diplomatic Security Service, Defense Department or Department of Justice must petition for the payment of rewards to an individual or individuals. The program does not sanction bounty hunting, however there are no restriction on reward payments being made to bounty hunters through the program.

The United States and the Philippines are the only two countries that have a legal framework conducive to bounty hunting. However, governments in other countries can sanction bounty hunting in specific cases. In some instances activities may be limited to skip tracing and intelligence gathering.