Served 123 LLC runs locates, identity confirmation, asset and vehicle searches for litigation, service of process and lawful recovery — through licensed investigative platforms, cross-checked, with the source behind every finding. Purpose is vetted before anything is pulled. These are the questions counsel and recovery teams ask most.
Send the identifiers you hold. Purpose is checked first, a written quote comes back, and nothing is pulled until you approve it.
Vetted at intake, before anything is pulled.
Skip tracing is locating a person whose current whereabouts are unknown — or confirming who they are, what they own, or what they drive.
It runs through licensed investigative platforms that require credentialed accounts and permissible-purpose vetting, plus public records and proprietary databases. Every finding comes back with the source behind it and a confidence indicator, so you can judge whether to act on it or verify further.
Attorneys, law firms, paralegals, investigators, insurers, collections and judgment-recovery professionals, and self-represented parties.
What matters is not who is asking but why. The purpose is vetted at intake under the GLBA and DPPA before anything is pulled — not after the invoice.
Three different things that get confused constantly:
Grouped by what each one actually returns, because that's the choice you're making:
Every one is on the order form with its price. Tick the ones you want and we'll tell you if a cheaper one would get there first.
Current address, phone numbers, email and known associates — each with the source behind it and a confidence indicator, so you can judge whether to act on it or verify further.
A full name at minimum. Anything else you hold sharpens it considerably:
A name alone is workable. Common names take longer to disambiguate and cost more to run down.
Yes, for lawful purposes such as post-judgment recovery.
An asset search returns real property, vehicles, business interests and account relationships where the data supports it — the groundwork for garnishment or execution. It works best from a confirmed identity and, ideally, the judgment it relates to. Bank account searches are quoted individually rather than priced flat.
Vehicle searches cover reverse licence plate, vehicle sighting and CarFax reports, from a plate or VIN — or from the subject's identity if you want vehicles tied back to them.
Often, not always. Results depend on what the data holds and what identifiers you can supply.
Anyone promising a guaranteed find is describing a sales position rather than an investigative one. Results are not guaranteed.
You get a no-find report setting out what was searched and what the data showed.
For many matters that documentation is itself the next procedural step — it's the diligence record behind a motion for alternative service.
A skip trace report is investigative work product supporting service or contact efforts — not standalone evidence.
The document that carries procedural weight is the no-find report, because it records what was searched and what the data showed behind a motion for alternative service. Findings may require further verification depending on intended use and jurisdiction, so raise the evidentiary requirement at intake if you have a specific one.
Licensed investigative platforms that require credentialed accounts and permissible-purpose vetting, plus public records and proprietary databases.
Every finding carries a source note. You can see what a finding rests on rather than taking a single unattributed record on trust — which matters when the address you act on turns into an affidavit.
Before anything is pulled — not after the invoice. We confirm the search is one we can lawfully run under the GLBA and DPPA, and say so plainly if it isn't.
These searches are not FCRA consumer reports and cannot be used for credit, employment, tenancy or insurance decisions. That isn't a preference on our part; it's the condition under which the data is made available to us at all.
The ones we run:
If you're unsure whether yours qualifies, state the purpose at intake.
No. Credit, employment, tenancy and insurance decisions are governed by the FCRA and require a consumer report from a consumer reporting agency. These searches are not consumer reports and must not be used for those purposes.
If screening is what you need, a consumer reporting agency is the right vendor — not us.
Encryption, access controls, retention periods and the position on onward disclosure are set out in the privacy policy, which is the governing document rather than a summary of it.
Turnaround depends on the search and the subject, so it's confirmed in writing with your quote rather than promised on this page.
An asset search reaches further than a reverse phone lookup. A common name takes longer to disambiguate than a distinctive one. Publishing a single number here would mean publishing one that's wrong for most orders.
Comprehensive skip tracing starts from $50 per search.
Other searches — assets, records, vehicles — are priced individually on the order form, so you pick only what you need rather than buying a bundle to get one result. Bank account searches are quoted individually.
Where third-party charges apply they run through a separate retainer, drawn down against the actual charges and reconciled after the work. It sits on its own line, apart from the service fee.
Tick what looks right on the form and we'll come back on it.
Often a cheaper search answers the question first — a mortality check that comes back positive can end the matter before a full asset search is needed. We'd rather sequence it properly than sell you the longest list.
Yes — and for a subject who has moved, it's usually the right order of operations.
Locating first means the service attempts go to the address the data actually supports, instead of spending three attempts on one that went stale two years ago. Each part is priced on its own line, so you can see what you're paying for rather than approving a bundle.
Then, in order: purpose is checked first, a written quote comes back, and nothing is pulled until you approve it.
What the data can carry, and nothing it can't.
