Skip Tracing

Skip tracing is the process of locating a hard-to-find individual using the identifying information and records available. It is used when normal contact details are outdated or no longer work.

Whatever identifying details you already hold for the person you need to locate. The more accurate the starting details, the stronger the search — and we will tell you if the details provided are too thin to work from.

Located contact details for the agreed target, with results checked against their sources. Only results that can be supported by the available records are reported as found.

You receive a clear report on what was checked, so nothing is left ambiguous. An honest negative result is more useful than a guess presented as a find.

Skip tracing must be for a legitimate, client-authorised purpose, and you will be asked to confirm that purpose before work starts. Results are handled securely and delivered only to you, and this service does not provide legal advice.

Results are source-checked, but available records vary in quality and age, so not every record is equally current. Anything ambiguous is flagged in the report rather than presented as certain.

Both depend on the difficulty of the case and the information available at the start. Share the details you hold and we will confirm scope, a quote and a timeline before work begins.

That depends on what records are available for the region in question, so it is assessed case by case. We confirm feasibility from the initial details before committing to a search.

It is handled securely, seen only by the team assigned to the case and delivered only to you. Trace results are not shared, published or reused for other purposes.

Clients typically use it to reconnect with someone they have a legitimate reason to contact, such as a business, property or customer matter. You confirm the purpose when you brief the case, and work proceeds only on that basis.