Our OmniTrace staff is diligently working every day to successfully resolve all our cases.  We’ve been happily doing this since 2001.  We have a toll free customer service line and are answering calls 9 – 5 Eastern time. 1-888-965-6696.  If all our lines are busy and you have to leave a voice mail, have no fear.  We will call you back promptly!

You might like to have a look at a list of our OmniTrace Corporate Clientele:

• Pfizer
• YMCA
• University of North Carolina
• Teamsters Union
• Concordia University
• Law Offices of Brown & Crouppen
• Law Offices of Kenneth Schuster
• Buckingham, Doolittle and Burroughs
• US Bank
• Jackson Memorial Hospital
• CBS Production Studios
• Spring Industries
• US Food Service

The above list is quite incomplete.  We work with many other Fortune 500 firms, attorneys, businesses and universities.

OmniTrace Credentials:

• Licensed Florida Private Investigation Agency (License #A2200304)
• Member Florida Association of Licensed Investigators (FALI)
• Member National Association of Investigative Specialists (NAIS)
• Member Association of Professional Genealogists (APG)

If you are ever in South East Florida, come visit us at our offices in Delray Beach, Florida.  Call for directions.

OmniTrace is a Licensed and Bonded Private Investigation Agency specializing in finding missing people, adoptees and birth parents all over the world. 

OmniTrace is a member of:

• The National Association Of Investigative Specialists
• The Association Of Professional Genealogists

OmniTrace estimates that we have reunited more birth parents and adoptees than all other search companies, private investigators and TV shows combined.  Please read some of our testimonials here:  OmniTrace Testimonials

To learn even more about OmniTrace, please check out our 4 Star reviews on Trustlink, a subsidiary of the BBB, and Insider Pages! 

Our client list consists of Fortune 500 companies such as Pfizer, schools such as the University of North Carolina, organizations such as the Teamsters Negotiated Pension Plan, attorneys from coast to coast and the general public.

For your entertainment pleasure (and because we love to toot our own horn!), here are a few recent testimonials your favorite people search company would like to share with you:

Julie,

You are the person that called me to tell what info you and OmniTrace found. If you could also pass this email to Sari, I would appreciate it.

I just wanted you to know that I wrote to Dominick.  I wrote him a lengthy letter pouring my heart out about my medical condition and other things. I received a call from him last night and he is the correct person. He is the brother of my biological father, Alfonso.  We spoke for awhile and he was so easy to talk to.

Thank you!

Kathy

Chris,

Everything has gone great. I have been in contact with a ton of extended family members and have met online my half brothers, cousins, etc.  I have spoken to Marilyn a number of times on the phone, and she has even communicated with my mother.

It has been a wild ride, and I guess we are going to try to meet sometime in the future. We have exchanged pictures, emials, etc.. and it is going very well.  Thanks for all of the help and follow up that you and OmniTrace provided.

Brad

Dear OmniTrace,

I wanted to thank you for your HUGE part in helping me find a new part of my family! Everything has gone very well!  I have spoken with and met my birth mother and we are so happy to be able to get to know each other.  I wanted to apologize for taking so long to get back to you. I kind of forgot.

Thank you again!

Carrie

Hi Chris,

Yes, Sunday afternoon I was able to have quiet time to make a call to Barbara in Edmonton.  She was delighted.  Her husband, my birth mom’s brother is suffering from cancer.  On the 9th November 1995 my birth mom, Barbara (they called her Bobbie)passed away of cancer at 57.

She was telling me so many names, ages and locations of the siblings and they’d “have to get a hall” if I came to Edmonton to meet them because there were so many.  WOW!

I gave her my name, address and phone number. She was excited our clocks were the same time. Barbara wasn’t quite sure where Idaho was however, she was going to look on a map.

She is going to send me a picture of the family and share my name and information with Bobbie’s sisters.  One was especially close to my birth mom.  I’m going to write and send some pictures.

 I asked about my 3 half brothers but she didn’t have much information other than they were in the Edmonton area. I got the impression they didn’t have too much contact.

Chris, is there a way to find out more about them like phone numbers and/or addresses or what happened to Paul, my birth father?  I forgot to ask Barbara about him.  Seems everyone left the farms around Quinton Saskatchewan.

Your phone call one week ago was a marvelous blessing to lots of unanswered questions for this lady who never felt quite complete.  Something was missing in the story of Joni’s dash and now I found the part.

Kind Regards,

Joni

If you are visiting Florida (or are a Florida resident), please come to our OmniTrace complex and meet with our search consultants and research staff.  We’d appreciate if you call for an appointment so we can set some time aside for you.

OmniTrace Corp.
200 Congress Park Drive
Suite 206
Delray Beach, FL 33445
Phone: 888-965-6696
Fax: 561-470-8905
info@omnitrace.com

To whom it may concern,

I am a small business owner in the asset recovery sector.  Our company helps find people that are legitimately owed money primarily from government agencies and we recovery the funds on their behalf.  One of the challenges in our line of work is locating the whereabouts of the claimant.  It was with great satisfaction, that we were able to find OmniTrace.  Having compared their services with other companies in the people search business, we were able to immediately recognize that their value and services in many ways exceeded that of their competition.  I have gone on to get to know the owner Dave Betz and have found him to be equally accomplished in what he does.  He has put together the premier skip tracing and people finding company in the industry.  In our short time together, we were able to locate quite a few claimants that we more than likely would not have been able to find on our own without the resources and professionalism of OmniTrace.

It is my privilege to recommend OmniTrace and Dave Betz to help locate whoever it is that may need to be found whether an individual or a company.

Please feel free to contact me should you want further details on our experience with OmniTrace.  I can be reached directly at (888) 541-5783.

John Fox

Managing Director

Asset Recovery Inc.

(Thanks for the great review of OmnTrace John.  Best regards, Dave Betz)

Anonymous Sperm Donor Traced On Internet

“LATE last year, a 15-year-old boy rubbed a swab along the inside of his cheek, popped it into a vial and sent it off to an online genealogy DNA-testing service. But unlike most people who contact the service, he was not interested in sketching the far reaches of his family tree. His mother had conceived using donor sperm and he wanted to track down his genetic father.

That the boy succeeded using only the DNA test, genealogical records and some internet searches has huge implications for the hundreds of thousands of people who were conceived using donor sperm. With the explosion of information about genetic inheritance, any man who has donated sperm could potentially be found by his biological offspring. Absent and unknown fathers will also become easier to trace.

The teenager tracked down his father from his…”

You can read the rest of this article by clicking HERE.

This Friday, Dave is going to visit the station and do DNA testing on Paul, Young Ron, OMG and TOAST to determine their ancestral roots.

So, if you happen to live in South Florida, you might want to tune in.  You can keep updated on other times and dates when Dave will be on the air by visiting our FaceBook Page.

(Dave can actually be entertaining at times.  :) )

Hi all.  We just want you to know that you can learn more about our OmniTrace staff and services by visiting our Twitter and Facebook pages:

• OmniTrace On FaceBook
• OmniTrace On Twitter – Dana Betz
• OmniTrace On Twitter – Dave Betz

And if you happen to be visiting Florida (or are a Florida resident), please come and meet with us at our offices.  Take a tour of our facility and talk with our OmniTrace Search Consultants and Private Investigators.  Call us at 1-888-965-6696 or email us for directions.   

The streets of Port-au-Prince resembled grainy black-and-white newsreels from World War II that showed the rubble of bombed-out houses in Berlin and London. The devastation was wide and often horrific.

OmniTrace will be donating a portion of our fee for each new search to the victims, as well as launching a food drive.  We’re still formulating our charitable program and will provide additional details shortly.

In the meantime, please say a prayer for the victims and their families who have been affected by this terrible event.

OmniTrace Staff

Video By Fredo

www.youtube.com/watch?v=nk30Ws7JqR4

Please leave a comment if you have any questions for Dave.  You can also email Dave at info@omnitrace.com or call him toll free at 1-888-965-6696.

Here is a post about  OmniTrace search methods from our youngest and perhaps most enthusiastic OmniTrace Private Investigator:

By Rachel Weiss

Hello my name is Rachel Weiss, and I am originally from Boston, Massachusetts, the home of the Boston Red Sox.  I come from a family that is made up of a set of fraternal twins which are my brother and sister.  There are also my my mother, father, and, of course, me.  I recently graduated last year from college with a Bachelor’s Degree of Science in Psychology.  In my spare time I love to enjoy the outdoors, whether it is going to the beach, or just being outside walking around somewhere.  A big part of me is definitely still a homebody, and I love spending time with my family as much as I can.  

One of the things I love about my job is using search methods to reunite people with their lost loves,  long lost family members or friends, which is very rewarding.  For as long as I can remember I have loved helping people in every way that I possibly can.  I currently work at OmniTrace as one of the Private Investigators that does research on the many different searches we receive.  Here is one of them and the search methods I used:

Locating a lost love with whom you were once involved is definitely a heart felt process.

One specific case was near and dear to my heart.  On the 30^thday of March a man named Steve (we’ll protect Steve’s confidentiality by not providing his last name) called  and spoke with Barbara, one of our search consultants here at OmniTrace.  Barbara took down all the essential information that Steve had on the lost love that he was searching for.  This information included the first and last name of the woman and her possible date of birth.  Another key piece of information that was given for the woman was a last known partial address (in New York State) where she once lived in the year 1967.  There were two other key pieces of information that Steve provided to Barbara:  the names of the woman’s father and sister.  (The first name of Steve’s lost love is Tanya.  We’ll protect Tanya’s confidentiality by not providing her last name.)

Barbara then provided me the details of this new search.  The first step I took in this search was to locate all the Tanyas, nationwide, that happened to be in the age range that Steve provided to us, which was 1942 through 1945.  This in turn allowed me to correlate a list of all Tanyas in that age range nationwide.  I located all current whereabouts of these Tanyas and made contact with all of them.  I discovered that none of these women were the correct Tanya, which allowed me to eliminate all of them and move on with my search.

The next step I took in this search was to locate all Vincent ______nationwide, since that was the name that Steve gave Barbara for Tanya’s father.  So,  I located only one Vincent _______that had connections to New York, and he had unfortunately passed away.  However, I was able to locate a relative of Vincent, his son, and made contact with this person.

A few days went by and I received a call back from Vincent’s son.  I spoke with him on the phone for quite a few minutes and I told him who I was looking for, and I confirmed with him that he was indeed the brother of the Tanya that I had been looking for.  I asked Tanya’s brother to please have her get in contact with me so that I can speak with her myself and decide out if she would like to contact my client.  This is usually the correct protocol that we take when we have a client that is searching for an old girlfriend and/or old boyfriend.

The next day I received a call from Tanya herself, the woman for whom I had been searching.  I spoke with her for awhile on the phone and she told me she actually was hoping that the person that was looking for her was indeed our client.  So once it was confirmed that I located the correct person, I got in contact with the Steve and shared the great news with him.  He was so happy!

After speaking on the phone with Tanya, Steve called me to give me an update to let me know how things were going, and he told me that Tanya sent him some pictures over email. He then emailed me an update, and stated that “you have started me on an adventure which may never end, and I thank you for your efficiency in finding her.  I will play it out to the best of my ability, and will keep you informed”.

A few days after that first email, Steve sent another email to update me on how things were going with Tonya and him.  Steve said, “My relationship w/ Tanya has gotten very warm.  I don’t know where this could ever go since I am married.  I have no choice but to follow the path, I respect & love her terribly & we retrieved so much time of so long ago.  An amazing experience.  We never forgot that long ago time.  Thank you for finding her.  She is a terrific person.”

I did receive one last email from Steve a week after the other two emails, and it was a little disappointing to hear but understandable.

 “It seems I became a bit passionate” which Tanya said, “I appreciate your passion re: our relationship,” then morphed into the fact that I made her uncomfortable, since I as a writer waxed poetic which is my way.  “For me it means termination, which was my response.  Thanks for all you did in finding her.  I no longer wish to communicate with her, & her last e-mail was cutting.  On to better things.  It was a 42 yr. odyssey.”

So overall, the search methods I used for Steve’s lost love were successful.   This does happen quite often with searches when a client is searching for a long lost love from many years ago, as the client never knows where the other person is in their life right.  This can sometimes turn out to be very disappointing.

Please leave a comment if you have any questions about the search methods used to reunite Steve and Tanya.