A Social Security number (SSN) is a unique identifier issued by the Social Security Administration. In order for Stryker Investigations to complete any investigative research, a complete social security number is critical and necessary. We are not able to use truncated, redacted, or partial Social Security numbers. A complete nine-digit number is required. If you do not have the correct or complete SSN, we can find it though there is an additional charge to find the correct unique identifier issued by the Social Security Administration. The subsequent charge(s) will be added to your investigation invoice.
- Bank Account & Brokerage Searches Disclaimer -
Stryker requires accurate personal and entity identifiers to search for information. Stryker returns every bank account located, the name of the institution, the corporate address, the number of bank accounts, and the average daily balance (when available). Stryker does not make any guarantees, formal promises, or assurances with respect to the investigation or its results. If all the required identifiers are correct, we will do our best to find every possible asset of a person or business. A locate is considered any open bank account regardless of balance.