- 1). Search social networking sites. Many different social sites list addresses and email accounts for their patrons. If the person has chosen to hide his information, you can ask to be added as a friend and then obtain the rights to see the contact information.
- 2). Search for the person in a tracing service. Credit monitoring agencies offer debtor tracing through their websites. You submit your request, along with payment via the form on one of the websites. The results will provide you with last known addresses, alternate names and whether the debtor is still living. You have the option of keeping your trace request on file for a set number of months; therefore, when updated information is available, you will receive it as soon as possible.
- 3). Review public records. You can search through divorces, bankruptcies, marriages and more. These documents will show last place of residence; a bankruptcy will sometimes show place of employment. You may also search local newspapers through your library catalog system. Perhaps you can find information or announcements, including the debtor's name.
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