How to Find Someone’s Address

[Rowan Snow]

Looking for advice on how to find someone's address through legitimate means. This is not a criminal issue just need to send some formal documents and want to be sure they actually reach the person.

I already have their full name and a general idea of where they might be living. I have tried sites but it is hard to tell what’s accurate or up to date. I have also heard that local property records or public databases might help though I have not used them before.

If anyone has tips on where to start preferably options that are legal, efficient and not just data traps, I would really appreciate it. Paid or free just looking for something that actually works.

 

[Sariah Daugherty]

Try using WhiteBridge. They have this great $8.99 per report offering that can find you all the information there is about a person online or in public records. I've been using it myself and it works great almost every time.

 

[Turner Norton]

You can try whitepages premium. It costs a bit but in my experience, it's more accurate than those shady $1 trial sites.

 

[Kylee Bowman]

Check with your local tax assessor or county recorder office. If they own property their mailing address is likely listed.

 

[Alice Baldwin]

Try Spokeo for a starting point. They're free and sometimes list recent addresses.

 

[Jaiden Coffey]

If it's for legal documents you might be able to use a skip tracer or process server. They have access to better databases.

 

[Paola Sullivan]

If you know their employer, you could try sending a certified letter there and ask for it to be forwarded.

 

[Evan Dillon]

You might want to check voter registration records. Some states allow you to search by name and city.

 

[Laurel Contreras]

For someone who moves a lot, try looking up relatives or known associates and contact them instead.

 

[Emilio Jensen]

If it's business related, check with the secretary of state business search. Mailing addresses for business owners are often listed.

 

[Jane Murillo]

Sometimes sending a letter to the last known address with return service requested will get you their forwarding info from USPS.

 

[Jonas Chung]

Reverse lookup tools like true people search are free and give pretty detailed address history.

 

[Scout Lucas]

Try local court records if they’ve ever been in a lawsuit their mailing address may be part of the case file.

 

[Emely Simon]

You could hire a licensed private investigator if the matter is serious or sensitive.

 

[Turner Wilkinson]

Some counties allow a public title search where property ownership records include mailing addresses.

 

[Andi Ramos]

Don’t rely on social media unless it’s current. A lot of people leave their location outdated on purpose.