Search the person
Start from a name — add a city or state to narrow common names.
Address lookup
Find a current address — and the history behind it.
Search the person by name and their report compiles the addresses public records tie to them: where they likely live now, and where they lived before.
How it works
Three steps to an answer.
Open the address timeline
The report lists current and past addresses drawn from property and utility records, newest first.
Cross-check the details
Each address sits alongside phones, relatives, and records tied to the same period.
Addresses tell a story
More than a mailing address.
People move, and paper trails follow slowly: a driver’s license points one place, a property deed another, a utility hookup a third. An address lookup lines those records up into a timeline, so you can send mail that actually arrives, verify where someone has lived, or reconnect with family who moved without leaving a forwarding address.
Address history is also context. Shared addresses reveal likely relatives and roommates; a property record shows whether someone owned or rented; and the sequence of moves helps confirm you found the right person and not a namesake.
County records digitize on their own schedules, so a very recent move may not appear immediately. Every address in the report cites the record it came from, so you can tell a fresh utility record from a decade-old deed.
What a report can include
- Likely current address
- Past address timeline
- Property records
- Phone numbers at each address
- Relatives at shared addresses
- Linked court & business records
FAQ
Common questions
Can I search by address instead of a name?
Start from the person: search their name and the report compiles every address public records tie to them. Members can also search by address from their account.
How current is the address information?
It depends on the source — utility and phone records update faster than county deeds. Each address cites its record so you can judge freshness.
Will the person know I looked up their address?
No. Searches are private and never notify the person.
Can I use an address report for tenant screening?
No. Identiqore is not a consumer reporting agency, and reports may not be used for employment, tenant screening, or credit decisions.
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Identiqore is not a consumer reporting agency under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). Reports may not be used for employment, tenant screening, credit, or insurance decisions.