Locates and Skiptracing
They can run, but they can’t hide. Most locates start with a name and a last-known address, and end in contact.
The capability
How a locate actually works
We start with what you have: name, date of birth, last known address, phone, known associates, and work outward through specialized databases not available to the public, social media analysis, and where needed, physical surveillance. Most locates resolve in weeks; complex cases, someone actively avoiding contact, or an international trail, can take longer.
Beyond debt recovery and legal service, skiptracing supports family reunification and legal paternity or missing-heir matters, cases where the goal isn’t confrontation, just contact.
Who we locate
We locate debtors and judgment targets, witnesses needed for legal proceedings, missing family members and estranged relatives, and heirs and beneficiaries in estate matters.
What you receive
A current, verified location or contact point for the person you’re looking for, documented to the same standard as the rest of your case file. Where the matter calls for it, that finding feeds directly into follow-up work: surveillance to confirm residence and routine, or a background check on what’s changed since the trail went cold.
When it fits
Debt recovery, legal service, family reunification, and paternity or missing-heir matters.
Finding someone answers where; it doesn’t answer what they’ve been doing since, or whether they’re still doing it. A case that needs ongoing observation once we’ve made contact moves to Covert Surveillance, not this page.
Related services
- Background Checks Employment, tenancy, relationship and due-diligence screening built on verified records.
- OSINT and Social Media Investigations Open-source intelligence collected, verified and preserved before it disappears.
- Covert Surveillance Unseen observation with timestamped video and detailed logs that stand up in court.
End of brief
Tell us what’s happening.
Every case starts with a free, confidential consultation and a written scope before any work begins.