You don't have to be the FBI to search for a certain person. More importantly, there are many search methods available to you for free.

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Start with what's within reach.

If the person you're looking for is close by then you should first try looking him up in your local phone directory. If you are searching for a particular female, try looking up the person's maiden and married name because she might or might not have updated her records yet.

For those who live in other areas, your library or phone company may have copies of phone directories for other states. Give it a try and who knows what you'll find.

Go online.

There are various people search engines today that can easily help you locate the person you're looking for. In most cases, you'll just have to supply the first and last name of the person and you'll get the information you need. Of course, having more information in your possession will be to your benefit.

Social networking websites should also be considered. Besides social networking websites like MySpace and Facebook, there are also networking websites that focus on establishing business relationships. Profiles saved in these websites may yield more information than what you can find elsewhere.

Public records are also searchable online. These may provide pertinent information regarding the person you're looking for. Public records include but are not limited to marriage and divorce records, bankruptcy documents, and other financial papers.

Contact mutual and known acquaintances.

Do you have the same set of friends and colleagues? Making inquiries could give you the information you need. If you have any contact information of the person's family, friends, or co-workers then you should pay them a call, too. It wouldn't hurt to ask.

When talking to relations of the person you're looking for, it's very important to have the right approach. Be courteous rather than pushy. You are the one seeking information. You are the one asking for help and not the other way around. Lastly, explain your reasons calmly and clearly.

Contact organizations or companies the person's associated or registered with.

The Department of Motor Vehicles is one of the best sources for personal information of just about any person in the United States who has a driver's license or, even better, owns a car. Of course, it depends with state regulations whether you can access the person's information or not. If you have the plate number of the person's vehicle, this can also be utilized to acquire his information and maybe even his whereabouts.

If that doesn't work for you then try looking for the last company he's known to work for. They could have an idea of where's the last or current residence of the person. Generally speaking, it's better to come prepared with a plausible excuse for asking for information about the person.

Consider organizations related to a person's profession and interest. If the person you're looking for is a psychologist, this usually makes him a member of the American Psychologists Association. Again, with the right reason, the organization may be willing to give you the information you need. If the person is into a particular sport, check out local organizations or clubs in the area. He may have been or still is a member of the group.

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