Missing Persons & Family Tracing
When someone disappears, goes silent, or a family connection is lost, you need a careful, evidence-led approach. We help you locate, verify, and reconnect—while prioritising safety, consent, and lawful methods.
Suitable for welfare concerns, long-lost relatives, inheritance-related tracing, migration-related separation, and cross-border family reconnection.
Urgent situations
Risk to life / immediate harm
If you believe someone is in immediate danger, contact the relevant authorities first. We can support follow-up tracing and documentation once safety steps are underway.
Preserve evidence
Save messages, call logs, last-known locations, photos, and names of contacts—small details can be decisive.
Common use cases
Welfare checks
Someone has gone silent, their routine changed suddenly, or family suspect harm or coercion.
Long-lost relatives
Separated by migration, conflict, family breakdown, adoption history, or lost contact.
Inheritance / next-of-kin
Tracing a beneficiary, executor contact, or confirming a relationship claim.
Cross-border tracing
When records are fragmented and the trail crosses countries, we build a structured search plan and verify step-by-step.
Identity confirmation
Ensuring the located person is the correct individual (avoids false matches and unsafe contact).
Our process
Define the objective
Welfare confirmation, reconnection, or verification. We agree boundaries, urgency, and safe contact rules.
Build a trace map
Timeline + last-known data + contact graph. We separate confirmed facts from assumptions.
Search & verification
We follow lawful leads and verify identity carefully before any sensitive outreach.
Safe reconnection (if appropriate)
Where consent and safety allow, we support a controlled reconnection path and documentation.
What you receive
Clear outcome
Located / likely located / not located yet, with confidence level and supporting notes.
Evidence-led summary
What was checked, what was confirmed, and what remains unknown (with next steps).
Safety-first guidance
Recommended approach for safe contact or safe closure—no reckless outreach.
What we need from you
Minimum starting details
Full name (and variants), approximate age, last-known location, last contact date, and your relationship to the person.
Helpful extras
Photos, old addresses, schools/workplaces, known relatives, phone numbers/emails/handles, and any documents or messages.