Locating people
Lost-touch relative and old friend search
If you want to re-establish a bond lost years ago, we help find the person while respecting their consent.
The other person's consent
When the person is found, contact details are not given to you without asking them. An introduction is made after their knowledge and consent. If the person does not want contact, we respect that and do not share the information.
Locating people
What we do
Information gathering
Name, surname, old address, circle and dates.
Open-source research
Publicly available records and traces.
Field verification
Confirming that the trace matches the real person.
Mediated contact
An introduction made with the other person's consent.
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How we work
Initial call
We listen to your situation, goal and the information you hold. There is no charge at this stage and nothing is shared with third parties.
Legal suitability check
We check whether the request can be carried out by lawful methods. Where needed, we define the scope together with your lawyer.
Plan and agreement
Scope, duration, team and reporting are set in writing, and a confidentiality agreement is signed.
Fieldwork and analysis
Observation, open-source research or technical inspection is carried out. Every finding is logged with a timestamp.
Report and handover
Findings are delivered as photos, video and a written report, structured so they can be used in legal proceedings.
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What you receive
- A found/not-found status report
- The other person's consent response
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What if the person does not want contact?
We respect the decision and do not share the information.
Locating people
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Legal framework: Dedektif Go works only by lawful methods. We do not wiretap, read messages or email, install unauthorised tracking software, track location without permission or access official records by covert means. Findings are reported in a form usable as evidence. Read what we do and do not do.
Let's talk first. A confidential, free initial call.
Tell us your situation and we will define the lawful route together. Your details are not shared with third parties.