Searching by Individual Name
Searching by Address

Searching by Individual Name

1. If the name is not a common name, run just the first and last name.

   Example: William Zorgowski who last lived in Arkansas, the first query should be:

   First Name = William
   Last Name = Zorgowski

   If you receive too many hits, run:

   First Name = William
   Last Name = Zorgowski
   State = Arkansas

2. If the name is a common name, run first name, last name & state.

   Example: If you are looking for Mike A. Johnson who last lived in Encino, CA, the first query should be:

   First Name = Mike
   Last Name = Johnson
   State = California

   If you receive too many hits, run:

   First Name = Mike
   Last Name = Johnson
   City = Encino
   State = California

   If you still receive too many hits, run:

   First Name = Mike
   Middle Initial = A
   Last Name = Johnson
   City = Encino
   State = California

   Note: Searching by middle initial: Do not search by middle initial unless the name is very common.

   If you still receive too many hits or no hits, run the search by address.

Searching by Address

1. When searching by address, use the address number, the name of the street and the city, state or zip code.

   Leave out street directionals like N, S, E or W, etc.
   Leave out street suffixes like Ave., Blvd., St., Cir., etc.

   Example: If you are searching for all records pertaining to 1234 N Orange Grove Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90046, the query should be:

   Address = 1234 Orange
   Zip Code = 90046

   If you don’t know the zip code, run:

   Address = 1234 Orange
   City = Los Angeles
   State = California.