Delator Group · Now Serving Mississippi

Mississippi doesn't require a license. We hold ourselves to a higher standard anyway.

Delator Group MS extends the same centralized command structure, internal vetting, and zero-tolerance standard that defines Delator Group statewide in Tennessee — now serving Mississippi, from the Gulf Coast to the Delta. Mississippi is one of the few states with no state-level PI licensing requirement. We built our own standard instead of waiting for one.

No LicenseRequired by MS — We Exceed One Anyway
75+Designated Specialties
StatewideMississippi Coverage
ZeroTolerance for Unprofessionalism
The Licensing Question

No state board is checking our work. So we check it ourselves.

Mississippi doesn't require a license, a bond, or a state exam to work as a private investigator. Delator Group MS built its own internal vetting process anyway — background verification, experience review, and ongoing performance oversight for every investigator, held to the same bar Delator applies in states where licensing is legally required.

"A missing state requirement was never a reason to lower the bar. Delator Group MS operates under the same command structure and standards as the rest of the organization, regardless of what Mississippi law does or doesn't mandate."

For Attorneys & Legal Professionals

No license to check. So check our standard instead.

Mississippi attorney investigator · litigation support investigator MS · process server Mississippi · skip tracing for attorneys MS — Delator Group MS provides surveillance, background investigations, witness location, asset investigations, and deposition support built around how Mississippi attorneys actually work. See the full legal support services page →

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Delator Field Services (DFS) runs Mississippi's statewide process serving network — emergency serves, high-risk engagements, and court-ready documentation on every attempt. View Mississippi process serving →

Delator Group is now statewide in Mississippi.

Same command structure. Same standard. A different state, held to the standard we chose — not the one the law required.