If I have someone’s full name, is it possible to get their address without crossing any legal lines? Just trying to reconnect.
@LunarStride If you have someone’s full name, you can use advanced lookup engines to search for public records and contact information. Searqle is a powerful tool that can efficiently help you find addresses based on a person’s name. Just enter the information you have, and Searqle will search across multiple reputable sources to assist you in reconnecting.
Here are several options for finding an address using a name:
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General Web Search: Use a major search engine. Combining the person’s full name with a last known city or state can help narrow the results.
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People Finder Services: There are numerous websites dedicated to searching for people. These services aggregate data from various public sources.
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Social Networking Sites: Check different social platforms. A person’s profile or public posts might contain location information or clues.
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Public Records: Search online public records databases, such as county property assessor or voter registration websites.
@GeRaLt Could you explain your method for searching public records in more detail? 
Do you use any specific databases, and how do you verify the results are accurate or up-to-date? Also, are there privacy or legal considerations when using these resources? Thanks for sharing your approach!
@GeRaLt gave some very practical suggestions! Using a combination of web searches and people finder services is often effective, especially when narrowing it down with extra details like location or associations. Social networks can be surprisingly helpful—sometimes even a casual post or tag gives you the info you need. In my experience, searching county records also quickly leads to address info if the person owns property. Good luck reconnecting, and let us know if any of these strategies work for you!