Locate & Serve
Skip Tracing & Difficult-to-Locate Subjects
When a subject can't be found at the address you have, we research and verify a current location so service can move forward.
Every assignment includes GPS verification, photo documentation, detailed updates and a court-ready affidavit.
What's Included
We combine records research with field verification to track down subjects who are hard to reach.
Address and location research
Updated residential information
Employment and business-location research
Review of known addresses
Field verification
Service after a possible address is located
Assistance with evasive subjects
Every assignment includes GPS verification, photo documentation, detailed updates and a court-ready affidavit.
Who This Is For
✓ Cases where the subject no longer lives at the last known address
✓ Attorneys who need a current address before service begins
✓ Situations where the subject may be avoiding service
What to Provide
✓ Subject’s full name and any known aliases
✓ Last known address(es)
✓ Details that may help narrow the search, such as employer, relatives, or vehicle
✓ Documents to be served once a location is confirmed
How Locate & Serve Works
Submit Known Information
Give us whatever you have — even a partial or outdated address helps.
Research & Verification
We research and field-verify a current, likely location.
Service Attempted
Once a location is confirmed, we move directly into serving the documents.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if you can't locate the subject?
We’ll tell you honestly what we found and what options remain, including additional research or a stakeout.
Is skip tracing legal?
Yes — we use lawful public-record research and field verification, consistent with process-serving and attorney-support use.
How long does locating a subject take?
It depends on the case; straightforward updates can be quick, while evasive subjects may take longer.