Because we have access to databases reserved only for private investigators and law enforcement, our skip tracing methods are very advanced.

We have access to drivers license, department of motor vehicles, and vehicle registration records.

We review credit bureau databases to see if the debtor is applying for new credit or if they have started paying off their other creditors.

Personal information provided by phone companies, cable tv providers, and utilities are also included in our skip tracing database.

We are able to track a person's address up to 15 years ago.  We use this information to contact friends, relatives, former roommates, and neighbors.

For debtors who live "off the grid" or have moved in with friends, we use a automated continuous search where accounts are reviewed by our computer every few months.  Once new data has been found, the account is sent to a collector.