The Search Advisor

Birth Mother Search

By Chris Maione - OmniTrace Research Department Manager

Our OmniTrace research team accesses multiple resources when we search for a birth mother.  The more information we can develop on the birth mother, the better our chance of finding her and other birth family members. 

Here’s a recent case where our client requested that we conduct a birth mother search on his behalf…

Our client was born on the east coast.  One of our OmniTrace contacts–a genealogist– (source #1), was able to uncover the birth mother’s maiden name, age (born in the early 1930’s), and the town she was

USA People Search 

Have you been conducting a USA people search on the Internet, visiting many people search websites, calling directory assistance, ordering public records, but still cannot find the person you are looking for?  Have you contacted people who you thought were the right person, only to have your hopes dashed over and over?  How many hours have you spent on your USA people search?  Are you tired of spending $10.00 here and $15.00 there on ineffective, so called professional people search websites? 

Those are important questions!

The main reason we are providing our TheSearchAdvisor.com website is to give you the free people search tools you need to find

How To Find Missing Persons

Do you want to learn how to find missing persons?  

Join the club!  Just about everyone is interested in learning how to find missing persons in this transient / mobile world of ours.  Perhaps you want to find your lost love or an old friend. Perhaps you lost track of someone you met online.  Perhaps you are an attorney searching for a key witness for a court case or a missing heir to an estate. 

What point are we going to make here–you’re probably dying to ask? 

Our point is this:  All missing persons cases are nearly created equal.  How you successfully solve one type of missing persons case will

Here are a few OmniTrace success stories. Why are we posting these?  To show you that there is a fast, time saving and cost effective option that can allow you to reunite with your birth family members.

Omnitrace can help you find your birth family anywhere! Please give us a call at 888-965-6696 for a FREE search consultation. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain. Really!

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Dear Sari and OmniTrace,

Today I received

Did you know that having the first 3 digits of a person’s social security number (SSN) can help you search for someone for free?   

The Social Security Administration (SSA) began issuing SSNs around 1936.  Typically, a person was not issued a SSN until they turned fourteen or thereabouts (usually when they were first employed).  Around 1986, the SSA began issuing SSNs to children as young as five.  Since 1990, SSNs are typically issued to children shortly after they are born.   The first three digits of a social security number reveals the state where it was issued. 

How is this important when searching for someone?  We thought you’d never ask! 

If you know the first three digits of someone’s social security number and know roughly how old they are you can narrow down your search to a