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Comprehensive Skip Tracing Services Across California and Beyond

Skip Trace Services are available for the evasive and hard to locate subjects. Commercial Process Serving, Inc. utilizes the most current databases and leading-edge software to locate subjects promptly and accurately.

Our team assists attorneys and law firms with their skip tracing and document retrieval needs. We have a meticulous attention to detail, and we treat every case with the individualized attention it deserves.

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Understanding the Importance of Skip Tracing in Legal Matters

When a person is hard to find, the process of tracking them down is known as skip tracing. It is used when searching for individuals who are witnesses, debtors, and more. The term skip tracing comes from the idea of “skipping town” and tracing their steps to track them down.

While many people turn to private investigators or detectives for tracing services, the digital landscape allows specialists to emerge who focus on using digital methods to track down individuals. These methods are more efficient, effective, and safe for legal representatives and their clients.

Experts in the field of skip tracing are discrete which means they can gather information without exposing vulnerable parties.

How Skip Tracing Works: A Step-by-Step Guide

Skip tracing involves a systematic process to locate individuals who are difficult to find, often because they are intentionally avoiding detection. Skip tracing using digital methods involves leveraging various online tools and resources to locate individuals. The process begins by gathering initial information about the person, such as their full name, last known address, date of birth, and other relevant details. This data serves as the foundation for subsequent searches.

Skip tracers utilize specialized databases that compile information from various online sources, including credit reports, public records, and utility bills. These databases provide leads on the person's current location, contact information, and other useful details. Public records, accessible online, such as property deeds, court filings, voter registrations, and vehicle registrations, are examined to uncover clues about the person's whereabouts and activities.

Social media platforms play a significant role in digital skip tracing. Skip tracers scour profiles on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and other social networks to find updates, check-ins, and connections that might reveal the person's location or contacts. Online activities, posts, and interactions can provide valuable insights into their current status and movements.

Credit reports, accessible through online services, offer insights into recent financial activities, such as new credit applications, changes of address, and recent purchases. Analyzing these reports helps identify potential leads. Additionally, online directories and people search engines can be used to cross-reference and verify information.

Throughout the digital skip tracing process, all gathered information is meticulously cross-referenced and verified for accuracy. Discrepancies are investigated, and multiple sources are used to confirm findings. The culmination of this process is a comprehensive report detailing the findings, methods used, and the current location or contact information of the individual.

By employing these digital methods, skip tracers effectively locate individuals without the need for physical surveillance or in-person interviews, providing essential assistance to attorneys, debt collectors, and other professionals who need to track down elusive persons.

Tailored Skip Tracing Services for Legal Professionals

An in-house Private Skip Trace Investigator is available for:

• In-depth cases
• Asset searches
• Background checks
• Employment verification
• Insurance defense
• Witness statements
• Surveillance
• Workers’ compensation investigations

Skip tracing may sound simple, but it is important to understand that doing so on your own or with the help of a private investigator can be expensive and takes time.

Free internet search services can only go so far, and for busy attorneys working on time sensitive cases, these methods are simply not enough.

If you are an independent attorney or law firm in need of skip tracing services, entrust your case to a tracing professional and save time and resources.

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Our company is also a TLOxp certified vendor, and our skip trace searches have a 95% success rate locating witnesses or other necessary people. Our experience and knowledge can benefit you and your firm. Trust our Ventura skip trace services for help throughout the Central Coast.

When you have questions, let our California process serving experts help. We can provide subpoena services when needed. Call Commercial Process Serving, Inc. to speak with our experienced California service of process team and learn how we can help you.

We are well-known throughout our community and have years of professional experience in skip tracing services.

Place Your Work Order Online or visit our Ventura or Santa Barbara County offices to discuss your skip tracing needs.

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When you have questions, let our California process serving experts help. We are able to provide subpoena services when needed. Call Commercial Process Serving, Inc. to speak with our experienced California service of process team and learn how we can help you. We are well-known throughout our community and have years of professional experience in skip tracing services.

You can place an order now by completing a work-order online. You can also email your request directly to one of our offices by following the links below:

• Ventura County
• Santa Barbara County