You can be certain of one thing in life and that’s death. When the inevitable happens, it is often the job of those left behind to sort out what can be a messy state of affairs involving a lengthy probate search and trace.

We share three case studies about how we've helped clients to trace people, both in the UK and internationally, for very different reasons. 

A process server is someone who is trained to deliver court and other legal documents to their intended recipient. Using a process server in the UK, rather than posting or emailing documents, ensures the named person will receive the papers and can’t claim otherwise. Learn more here. 

Private investigators, also known as detectives or PIs, have a wide range of specialist services to offer your specific needs. Hired to research, analyse, and collect information on a particular case, private eyes can help with anything from insurance claims to cheating partners.  

Trying to trace a person is never an easy task to do alone, but with the technology-driven world we now live in you have a variety of tools at your fingertips to trace a person. Whether you want to find a lost person or a locate a debtor, at Vilcol, we have years of experience and a depth of expertise in tracing people, it is what we do after all! There can be many reasons as to why you want to trace a person, whether it is a long-lost family member or someone who owes you or your company money. Below we outline the top tips for tracing a person.