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Skip Tracing & Locate Services
Current, defensible addresses for defendants, witnesses, and class members who have moved on — so a party you cannot find becomes a party you can serve.
The Method
How it works
- Submit a subject one at a time, or upload a CSV of hundreds
- We search licensed databases and public records, and verify what comes back
- Results are released to your portal, with a dispute option on every one
- A located party hands off straight into service of process — no re-keying
Pricing
$25 per successful trace on standard pricing, with discount codes applied automatically if your firm holds one. When nothing reliable comes back the trace closes as a no-hit and you pay nothing. Hits are itemized on your regular invoice — subject, date, price, discount — and any released result can be disputed before you pay.
- Same-day results in most cases
- No hit, no charge — shown plainly in your portal
- $25 per successful trace · discount codes honored
- Single-entry form or CSV bulk upload with preview
- Permissible-purpose documentation on every trace
- Dispute any released result before you pay
- Direct hand-off into service of process
Questions
Common Questions
Before you search.
How do you find someone for service of process?
By searching licensed data sources and public records for the subject, then checking what comes back against other records before it is released. The goal is not simply an address but an address that holds up — one your firm can put in front of a court and defend. Results that cannot be corroborated are returned as a no-hit rather than a guess.
What information do you need to locate someone?
A first and last name is the minimum. Anything else you hold makes the search faster and the result more certain: a last known address, city, state or ZIP, date of birth, a phone number, or an email address. You can also attach your own case number or internal reference so results come back matched to your file.
Is skip tracing legal?
Yes, when it is done for a lawful purpose — locating a party for service of process is a common one. Access to the underlying data is regulated, so every trace we run is documented with its permissible purpose and sourced from vetted providers. Whether a particular purpose qualifies is a question for you or your attorney.
What does a trace cost if you find nothing?
Nothing. A trace that returns no reliable result closes as a no-hit and is not billed. You are charged only for traces that succeed, at $25 each on standard pricing, and even a released result can be disputed and reviewed before it reaches your invoice.
Have a list that needs finding?
One account covers skip tracing, process serving, and court filing. Create it in two minutes, or send us the shape of your list for volume pricing.