It would be helpful if you at least have the missing person’s full name and last known address. Have a look at my Blog No.1 to see how you might find this out. The more information you have, the quicker Mr Tracer will be able to find the missing person. You will be surprised however, how little information is needed to trace a missing person in New Zealand so Mr Tracer, using his own resources, should find the answer for you.

Generally speaking, this is highly reliant on the quality of the information you are able to provide but you can rest assured, Mr Tracer will deal with your missing person enquiry in a timely manner and keep you updated as to progress.

Yes, Mr Tracer currently locates and serves witnesses in the Bay of Plenty, Waikato and Auckland Regions. He has colleagues throughout New Zealand who he regularly uses to locate and serve missing people throughout the country.

Again, this is very dependant on the quality of your information and the importance to you of finding the missing person. Rates can be discussed when making you initial enquiry with Mr Tracer so that you can make a call on going ahead prior to the work commencing.

Yes, generally by internet payment into Mr Tracer’s bank account or you can pay the deposit by other means by arrangement.

Yes, absolutely and unless you instruct otherwise, the person being sought will not know that tracing enquiries are underway.

Not necessarily but if you live in the Bay of Plenty area where he is based, you might like to do so. This can be easily organised at a private location.

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