People search UK

In order to find/ locate a family member, debtors, missing persons, old school friends, ex girlfriends/ boyfriends we would use a variety of databases available to us and the public, obviously the more info the better, by this I mean all of the following three:

1. 1.Full name (including middle) the spelling of the subject is paramount to be able to locate someone
   

2. 2.Date of birth/ DOB, this is obviously the same as the above, the more accurate the information you have the better
   

3. Last address, accurate information is required, house number or flat, road/ street or avenue and city and post-code/ zip-cod I would remove some and then all of the post-code, then the search area,

then the day of birth, then month and so on, if you get down to just a second name

then the subject can still be traced (if they are spelt correctly) this is all done by process of elimination and to narrow the search.

All tracing is done on a merit system, there are only certain avenues you are able to go down legally under the Data Protection Act http://www.ico.gov.uk/for_organisations/data_protection_guide.aspx.

Conclusion

I am a strong believer that anyone can be found because everyone has to pay a bill somewhere along the line or work and pay tax or claim income support, have a passport, make a visa application, own a car, has a bank account, register at a doctors or even have a mobile phone.

If you require any advice on the above or you would like for us to carry out a trace or background check for you then please visit Intime Investigations www.intimeinvestigations.com or our sister company UK Private Investigator London www.ukprivateinvestigatorlondon.com or try traceanyone.co.uk or all your tracing and people finding needs