Enter a name
Add a city or state if you know it — common names narrow down fast with a location.
People search
Find anyone in the U.S. by name.
Type a first and last name and we search public records nationwide — court filings, property deeds, phone directories, and voter rolls — for a matching profile.
How it works
Three steps to an answer.
Pick the right match
We show age range, locations, and possible relatives so you can tell namesakes apart before you open a report.
Read the full report
Contact details, address history, relatives, and public records in one place — downloadable as a PDF.
When a name is all you have
From a name to a full picture.
A name search is where most people start: reconnecting with an old friend or classmate, checking that a landlord or roommate is who they say they are, or putting a full identity behind someone you only met once. Public records hold far more than a search engine surfaces — but they are scattered across county courthouses, property registries, and directories that never appear on the first page of a web search.
Identiqore pulls those scattered records together. One search compiles the matches into a single profile, and every line in the report traces back to an original public or commercial record, so you can judge for yourself how current each detail is.
Records update on different schedules — a recent move can take time to appear, and very common names may need a city or state to pin down. If a report about you contains something you want removed, the opt-out page handles that in a few clicks.
What a report can include
- Current phone numbers
- Email addresses
- Address history
- Relatives & associates
- Court & property records
- Social & online profiles
FAQ
Common questions
What do I need to run a people search?
Just a first and last name. Adding a city or state helps when the name is common, but it is optional.
Will the person know I searched for them?
No. Searches are private and the person you look up is never notified.
Can I use the results for hiring or tenant screening?
No. Identiqore is not a consumer reporting agency, and reports may not be used for employment, tenant screening, or credit decisions.
What if the report shows outdated information?
Public records update on different schedules, so old addresses or numbers can appear. Each record shows its source so you can judge how current it is.
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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.