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Find people anywhere in the USA for FREE. Our people search websites and people search white pages, will allow you to find people, anywhere in the USA for FREE!

192.com
Search British White Pages and Voter Registration Records (Electoral Role) and much more to find people in the UK.  You have to pay to become a member of this site and obtain people search credits.  If you plan on searching frequently in the United Kingdom, we highly recommend that you sign up.  However, if you only need to find a person or two in the UK, it may be more cost effective for you to hire: OmniTrace.  OmniTrace has access to 192.com as well as other UK people search databases. 

American Medical Association (AMA) - Doctor Finder
To use this website to find a doctor, click on “Patients & consumers Search for a physician” on the lower right section of the page; then click on the Doctor Finder link; then type the verification number; accept the doctor finder terms and conditions; then have a blast and and search away.

Argali.com
This is a great free people search website.  Here, you can search multiple telephone directories which may all contain different people search results.  The found listings are combined and formatted in a uniform way and displayed as if they come from one integrated metadirectory.   Many additional searches are also provided. You will have to download and install software on your computer to use argali.com.

We’ll be posting articles on how to best use argali.com to find people for free anywhere in the USA.

BBB – Business Locator
Searchable databases of BBB files.  This is a very versatile tool to locate a business or business owner when other resources have failed you.  Search by business name, business phone number, partial business address and business zip code. 

Canada411
This is our favorite telephone directory when you need to find people in Canada. 

Classmates.com
This web site has a handy tool that can help you find someone when you only have the subject’s maiden name.  If the subject has registered on classmates.com, both her maiden and married names will be listed.  Just type in the maiden name at the top of the page.  Your can narrow your results by using the advanced function where you can input a city and state. 

 Warning:  Be careful that you use the classmates.com free search tool.  If you click on one of their advertisers, the advertiser will request a search fee.  Once again, you are using classmates.com to obtain a married name.  

Expert Pages
Visit this web site if you need to find an expert witness.  Search by name or topic. 

ICQ
We were on the fence providing this social networking web site link to find people.  However, it has a large membership / visitor base.  Although it is used more to find new friends, this ICQ Service Directory can be a source to find people.  If you obtain a match, you’ll need to download some ICQ software to forward a message to the person you seek.  Contact us, if you need help. 

Infobel
Extensive listings of online international phone directories. 

Phone Number Search & Unlisted Reverse Address Search Tip:
One of the best ways to do an unlisted reverse phone number search or an unlisted reverse address search is to do a search on a search engine to see if the phone number or address and any related information is published on any web pages.  We like to use Google, Yahoo, Ask and MSN for this, as each will contain slightly different phone and address records. 

Internet Telephone Directories
Here is a current list of telephone directories on the Internet. 

Lawyer Search – Nationwide
StateLawyers.com, Inc. is a unique attorney directory, developed around one goal: Help you search for and find the lawyer of your choice, by name, location or area of practice. Search from more than 330,000 lawyers, located throughout the United States.

Obituary Search
You have to pay a small fee (less than $3.00) to conduct a search for a deceased person here.  But, the beauty of this site is that you can search first, see if you obtain an obituary match, and then pay for the result. 

Ontario Provincial Police Missing Persons and Unidentified Bodies
The Ontario Provincial Police and the Office of the Chief Coroner for the Province of Ontario have partnered to form the Missing Persons and Unidentified Bodies/Remains Unit.  WARNING:  Visiting this website is not for the faint of heart. 

Phone Book Of The World
Another extensive listing of online international phone directories.  Results vary greatly depending on which country you are searching in. 

Phonevalidator.com
Here you can input a phone number to determine if it is a land-line phone number or a cell phone number. If it is a land-line number, you can run a reverse telephone search with whitepages.com. If the phone number is a cell phone number, you will obtain valuable people search information by obtaining the name of the cell phone provider and the general area where the account holder resides.

Property Ownership
Here are links to property assessment databases from around the country that allow you to search online, usually by owner name or property address, in order to find the assessed values of properties.  This is a great tool to find the address of your missing person.  You can also find some property values and address in Canada and New Zealand.

Sex Offenders - Nationwide – Family Watchdog
Here is a tool to determine if you have any sex offenders in your neighborhood.  It can also be used to locate someone if you suspect they are a sex offender.  We like this Family Watchdog web site for its ease of use and it covers all 50 states.  The data comes from the various state sex offender registries.  Please note:  If you visit the individual state offender registries, you might get a little more detail on the offender–but not much more.  You can also sign up on Family Watchdog to obtain an alert if a sex offender moves to your neighborhood.

Here is another National Sex Offender Registry provided by the Department of justice.  We love being redundant!

Social Security Death Index
The Social Security Death Index is provided by the U.S. Social Security Administration who maintains a Death Master File. 

You can search the Death Index by entering one or more fields in the form and clicking the submit button.  You’ll receive better, more accurate results by restricting the number of fields you input.  For instance, if you submit just a name you will obtain every listing in the index.  However, if you submit a name and a year of birth, you will only obtain records on persons whose name and year of birth were indexed.  Some years of birth may not be in the Death Master File.  So, whenever possible, use the simple form to conduct searches. 

Please note that not every death is indexed.  Several reasons why a name may be excluded are:

• The death was not reported to the Social Security Administration.
• The death occurred before the Death Master File was entered into a computer database–this started around 1962. 
• The person did not participate in the Social Security program.
• Survivor death benefits were or are being paid to dependents.
• A recent death may not yet be indexed.
• Human error when data entering. 

 For additional information on searching The Social Security Death Index, please visit: Rootsweb’s Social Security Death Index: Definition of Fields and Search Tips

Social Security Number Validator
Before you spend time and money requesting a Social Security Number search, make sure the number you have is valid. 

Tax Assessor Database
This is a great database to find a tax assessor office anywhere in the country.  Why would you want to do that? Because a tax assessor has access to address information dating back several years.  This information is public record which they will willingly share with you.  A tax assessor has information about real (real estate) and personal property (auto, machinery, mobile homes, etc.). 

To utilize a tax assessor’s office to find someone, (1) supply them with your missing person’s old address and ask for phone and address information on the current owner.  The current owner may have information on your missing person’s whereabouts.  (2) supply them with any information you have on the missing person and they may provide you with the missing person’s current address and property information–if the information is on record. 

WhitePages.com
There are countless white page directory websites.  This one is as good (perhaps slightly better) than the rest.  It has a phone directory, business directory, zip code finder, area code finder and reverse zip finder.  You can search by a name, phone number and address. You can also perform a reverse phone number search. 

Wink.com
Wink is a free people search engine that helps you find people at social networks, blogs, and across the Web.  This is a very useful website when more conventional searches of white pages and other people search databases have failed you. Wink includes a name search plus location, school search, employment search and a hobbies and interests search. 

Zaba Search
Zaba is a very powerful database resource.  If you input a name, you will obtain a list of possible matches along with address info – for free.  Some of the address information comes from credit header records (we’ll be teaching our readers about credit headers in a future post).  Warning: Many of the addresses displayed on Zaba will not be current.  To obtain more current address information,  you will be asked to pay a fee.  We’re going to teach you how to use Zaba in conjunction with other people search resources so you don’t have to pay any fee at all.  

And, of course, if you need to find someone fast and don’t mind an inexpensive search fee, please contact us at OmniTrace!

Zoominfo.com
Zoominfo is a Web-based service that extracts information about people and companies from millions of published resources.  This database will be helpful if you think that the person you are looking for is a business executive.

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