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Criminal Background Check & Company Records Check in Malaysia

Before you trust someone with your money, your business or your family, find out what the public record says. We search court and litigation records, insolvency status, adverse news and company records to give you a clear picture.

Criminal Background & Company Record Checks
What we can establish

What this investigation can tell you

  • Court cases and judgments involving the person or company
  • Bankruptcy or winding-up status
  • Adverse media and public reports of misconduct
  • Company registration, directors, shareholders and history (SSM)
  • Links between people and companies that are not obvious
Who it is for

Who we help

  • Employers hiring for sensitive roles
  • Businesses vetting suppliers, agents and partners
  • Investors before putting in money
  • Individuals checking a new partner or landlord

What a criminal background check in Malaysia can cover

Police criminal records in Malaysia are confidential and only released to the person themselves or to authorised agencies. A lawful criminal background check therefore looks at what is public: court cases, published judgments, bankruptcy records and news reports — and asks the person to provide their own police record clearance where it is needed.

Court record check and litigation check

A court record check and litigation check looks for civil and criminal cases involving a person or company, including suits for debt, fraud or breach of contract.

Bankruptcy check in Malaysia

A bankruptcy check confirms whether a person is, or was, an undischarged bankrupt — essential before you lend money, hire someone into a finance role or appoint a director.

Adverse media and reputation

We search news and online sources in English, Malay and Chinese for fraud, scandals and disputes linked to the person or company.

Police background check and how to check a criminal record in Malaysia

A police background check in Malaysia — a police clearance or good-conduct letter — is applied for by the person themselves through the Royal Malaysia Police, usually for a job, a visa or immigration. If you need to know about someone's criminal record, the lawful route is to ask the candidate to obtain it and show it to you, with their consent. Alongside that, we check what is public: court cases, judgments, bankruptcy and reliable news reports.

Company background check in Malaysia

A company background check starts with an SSM company record check — directors, shareholders, registered address, financial statements and charges — and goes further: is the business really operating at that address, who controls it behind nominee directors, and is it linked to struck-off or failed companies?

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The process

How it works

Identify the subject

Exact names, IC or company numbers, so results are about the right person or company.

Record searches

Court and litigation, insolvency, SSM company and business records, and media archives.

Verification

Matches are checked carefully so no one is wrongly linked to a record.

Report

What was found, where it came from, and what it means for your decision.

Before you contact us

What to prepare

  • Full name and IC or passport number, or company name and SSM number
  • Any other names used
  • Why you need the check (helps focus the search)
Honest expectations

The law and the limits

Police criminal records in Malaysia are confidential and not available to private investigators; we never obtain them unlawfully. Our checks use public court, insolvency, company and media records, which often show what matters. Records must be matched carefully — the same name does not mean the same person.

Questions

Criminal Background & Company Records — FAQ

Can a private investigator get police records?

No. Police records are confidential. We search public court, insolvency, company and media records instead.

How do I check a company in Malaysia myself?

Use the SSM e-Search service for basic company information. We go further — directors, links, litigation and reputation.

How long does a record check take?

Usually a few working days, depending on how many people and companies are involved.

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