Now it is already difficult to find a person who would not have relatives, friends or simply acquaintances living abroad. Despite all the difficulties and distances, I want to keep in touch with them. But what if the connection was lost? Now, thanks to the Internet, various information resources and social networks, it is possible to find a person even in such a remote country as the United States.
It is necessary
- - A computer;
- - access to the Internet;
- - the last name and first name of the person you are about to find.
Instructions
Step 1
If the person you are looking for is Russian, find out how his name can be written in Latin. Most likely, it will comply with the rules for spelling the name in the passport. You can familiarize yourself with the rules of transcription on the website of the Federal Migration Service of the Russian Federation.
Step 2
Start your search on the social network Facebook. To view profiles, you will have to register. Not knowing English will not be a problem for you - now Facebook also has a Russian interface.
Step 3
After registration, enter the "Search" menu and enter the name and surname of the person you are looking for in the search box. In the results obtained, you can find a person by photograph. After that, you can add the found one as a friend and contact him using messages.
Step 4
If the person you are looking for is not registered on Facebook, remember which university he studied at. Some foreign universities provide a list of former and current students on their website. Sometimes you can find e-mail addresses in such lists.
Step 5
If you know the place of work of the person you are looking for, go to the organization's website. Perhaps there will be his contact information. If your friend worked or works as a teacher at any university, his email address will almost certainly be available on the site.
Step 6
Look for a person on special sites with directories of phone numbers. If a phone number is registered in the name of this person, you can find it on a resource such as WhitePages. In this system, the search can be narrowed down by indicating the intended place of residence. Registration is also required on this resource.
Step 7
There are also paid resources of a similar focus, for example, InteliUS, as well as special sites of telephone companies, such as AnyWho. To use such sites, knowledge of the English language is required.
Step 8
Use the Yahoo! People Search. Registration on this resource is not required.
Step 9
You can also search for Russian-speaking “lost” through the forums of former compatriots in the United States. Many of these resources have sections about finding people. If the person you are looking for reads such forums, he will be able to get in touch with you.
