Locate a Person in Florida: Skip Tracing, Witness and Missing-Person Locates
A skip trace finds where a person is now — a current address, and often a phone, employer or vehicle — when the last known details have gone cold. It is not a people-search printout: the licensed investigators verify the address rather than hand over a database guess. Attorneys use locates to find witnesses and parties; creditors, to find debtors after a judgment; landlords and businesses, to find former tenants and employees; families, to find a relative who has lost touch. Every locate needs a lawful purpose, and a request without one is refused.
Not process service: the licensed agency locates the person; a process server delivers the papers.
Who hires us
- Attorneys and process servers who need a current address for service
- Judgment creditors and collection counsel
- Landlords and businesses locating former tenants, employees or witnesses
- Families looking for a relative, after the police report is filed
What's included
- Verified current address, with the source of the verification
- Phone, employer and vehicle where lawfully obtained
- Database work under a checked permissible purpose
- Field verification for hard cases
- Witness and heir locates for counsel
- A written locate report, released to the client only
How engagement works
Flat fee per locate for standard cases; hourly for hard cases, agreed before work starts. Whether a no-find carries a fee is stated at intake. Bring the full name, last known address, date of birth, phone and employer — whatever you have.
See the 3-step protocol →Engagement range
Flat per locate / hourly
Service area — Tier 1 county hubs
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Reviewed by a human specialist, conflict-checked, and routed to the correct licensed investigator for your jurisdiction.
This service is offered solely for lawful private-investigative purposes. It may not be used, furnished or relied upon for employment, housing or tenant screening, credit or lending decisions, insurance underwriting or eligibility, government-license or benefit eligibility, or any other FCRA-regulated eligibility decision.
Investigative services are fulfilled by a licensed Florida Class A private investigative agency. Your assigned agency is identified before investigative work begins.
Fulfilled by a licensed Florida Class A private investigative agency