Finding a person's place of residence sometimes takes a very long time. It can be significantly reduced using the achievements of modern information technology. Search engines allow you to collect a large amount of data in a short time.
It is necessary
access to the Internet
Instructions
Step 1
Look for a person in popular social networks, such as: "My World", "Odnoklassniki", "Vkontakte", "Twitter", etc. To do this, you will have to go through the registration process on the resource and then use its search interface. In addition to the surname, enter other data known to you: country of residence, age of the wanted person, etc.
Step 2
Enter the last name and other information you know about the person in the search bar of your browser. If the wanted person provided information about himself anywhere on the Internet for free access, you will find it.
Step 3
Make an official request to the passport office or state archives of the city where the person is believed to live. In this case, in addition to the surname, it is advisable to know other data (age, first name), since there may be many namesakes. You can also issue a request via the Internet, if the required organization has its own official website or e-mail box.
Step 4
If you know which educational institution the person you need graduated from, go to the university website (if there is one), in the category “graduates of different years”. Many of them leave their contact details there.
Step 5
If you know the place of work of the person whose address you are interested in, look for the site of this organization and contact information on it. If an e-mail is specified, write there a letter asking to help you contact their employee.
Step 6
Go to the official website of the TV show "Wait for Me": https://poisk.vid.ru/. Register, fill out the form, writing who you are looking for. Here you can also check if someone is looking for you by inserting their data into a specific row. In addition to this resource, there are several other similar sites on the Internet that provide assistance in finding people. Their services are usually free of charge. If you are offered to pay money for information, beware - most likely, these are scammers.
