OmniTrace Reviews

OmniTrace Reviews

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

Adoption Searching for Birth Mother or Adoptee

Adoption searching for a birth mother or adopted child is tough work.  Each search is unique and the methods and resources OmniTrace uses vary depending on a number of circumstances:

• When was the adoptee born?
• Where was the adoptee born?
• When and where did the adoption take place?
• Was the adoption done through an adoption agency?
• Was the adoptee born in a hospital?
• Which hospital?
• Any name info on the birth mother (adoption searching for birth mother)?
• Any name info on the adopting parents (adoption searching for adoptee)?

Of course, for most adoption searching cases, we usually begin with Read More

City Directories – A Good Source To Find Birth Parents

Find Birth Parents

City Directories can be and extremely effective resource when trying to find birth parents. 

City Directories have been published for well over a 100 years in most major cities throughout the United States.  City directories have also been published in smaller towns throughout the country.  Although a city directory looks similar to a telephone directory, it contains much more genealogical information to help find birth parents:

• Addresses and names of persons / birth parents within a household
• Employment information on persons / birth parents within a household
• Property ownership information
• Marital status

City Directories also have a Read More

States With Open Adoption Records

States With Open Adoption Records

There are several states that currently have open adoption records.  In these states, an adult adoptee can obtain an original birth certificate and in some instances additional adoption record information.

If you are an adoptee looking for your birth parents in an open adoption records state, please do request your open adoption records.  However, please be aware that obtaining your original birth records does not mean that your search will be a piece of cake.  Having information on your birth mother, such as her maiden name and perhaps an old address is a nice start, but you will still have to obtain her current name and current address information.  Your birth mother may have changed her name several times, or she may not reside in the state where you were born.

If you need assistance with your search, please CONTACT US!

Here is a list of states where adoption records for all or some years can be opened.  In some states, birth parents can sign a no-contact veto: Read More

Birth Family Reunion | OmniTrace Testimonials

Birth Family Reunion

The following are a few birth family reunion testimonials that OmniTrace recently received from some happy clients…

Subject:  Family Reunion Between Birth Mother and Son

Chris,  (Chris Maione is the head researcher and manager of our OmniTrace research department.)

I wanted to tell you the good news. Hildegard is Mike’s birth mother! They were both so happy to find each other and reunite. She has been looking for Read More

Good News About Finding Birth Parents In New Jersey…

Finding Birth Parents In New Jersey May Soon Be Easier

We learned recently that the New Jersey Senate approved giving adoptees access to their original birth certificates.  Currently, an adoptee can only possess the amended birth certificate which displays their adoptive parent’s names.  An original birth certificate will display the names of the birth parents, along with other identifying information. 

There’s a caveat, of course:  Birth parents will be able to contact the state to have their names deleted.  If they elect to do this, they would fill out a birth family history form containing medical and social history.  The birth parent would also have Read More

Getting Help From Your Adoptive Parents and Family-Part 2

Getting Help From Adoptive Parents

In our previous post: Getting Help From Your Adoptive Parents and Family, we mentioned that if your adoptive family members are willing to help you with your search for your birth mother, by all means approach them and obtain as much detail as possible!  Write a list of everything you want to cover.  At the very minimum you’ll want to ask…

1. Why did my birth mother give me up?
2. What were the ages of my birth parents?  Dates of birth? Read More

Birth Mother Search – Obtaining Necessary Identifying Information

A birth mother search can be quite difficult for an adoptee to successfully resolve.  That’s because most adoptees have very little identifying information on their birth mother when they begin to search. They also lack state-of-the-art search tools that are currently available to professional adoption researchers and investigative agencies such as OmniTrace.  These tools allow access to and the capability to sort through virtually millions of public records.  With the above mentioned search tools, you may be surprised to read that, in most instances, very little identifying information is needed to find your birth mother!  Provided here are a   Read More

How The Pros Find An Adoptee And Find Birth Parents

Many adoptees and birth parents who search are curious about the search methods used by professional researchers and search companies to find an adoptee or find birth parents. 

Every search to find an adoptee or find birth parents is unique, and the tools and techniques used by professionals vary from case to case.  In addition, various search companies and researchers have their own proprietary methods, resources and favorite procedures.  Read More

Find People Anywhere In The USA – Free

Thanks for visiting our blog – a FREE service provided by OmniTrace Corp. and other professional researchers, genealogists and private investigators throughout the USA.  If you need to find people who are missing, you’ve come to the right place…  Read More