Skip Tracing Services in Orlando & Kissimmee | 9th Circuit

Skip Tracing Services in Central Florida

Locate a Better Address and Keep Your Case Moving

When an individual has moved, provided an outdated address, or cannot be located for service, 9th Circuit Process Serving can conduct a professional skip trace to help identify possible current address information.

We assist attorneys, law firms, landlords, property managers, businesses, government agencies, and private parties with lawful location research connected to service of process and legitimate legal matters.

Veteran-Owned • Professional • Confidential Serving Orange County, Osceola County, and clients throughout Florida
Professional Database Research
Confidential Case Handling
Local Central Florida Knowledge
Process Serving Available

When the address you have is no longer working

What Is Skip Tracing?

Skip tracing is the process of researching available records and professional data sources to identify possible updated location information for an individual.

This service can be especially helpful when a defendant, tenant, witness, debtor, former employee, property owner, or other party has moved or when the address provided for service appears to be outdated.

Our objective is to provide useful, well-organized information that can help you determine the next appropriate step in your case.

Because records can be incomplete or outdated, no skip trace can guarantee that every individual will be located.

Situations we can assist with

Skip Tracing for Legal and Business Matters

Unsuccessful Service Attempts

The individual no longer appears to live or work at the address originally provided.

Defendants and Respondents

Research possible address information for a party who must be served with legal documents.

Former Tenants

Help locate a former tenant in connection with an eviction, damages claim, collection matter, or other lawful proceeding.

Witnesses and Case Participants

Research location information for witnesses or other parties needed for a legal matter.

Debtors and Judgment Matters

Assist with lawful address research connected to collections, judgments, or enforcement proceedings.

Property-Related Matters

Research possible contact or address information involving owners, occupants, or other parties connected to real estate matters.

What may be included

Information We May Research

Depending on the information available and the lawful purpose of the request, the research may identify:

Possible current and previous addresses Address history Possible telephone numbers Possible email addresses Property ownership records Business affiliations Public-record connections Other information relevant to confirming a possible service location

How it works

A Clear, Professional Process

  1. 01

    Submit the Subject’s Information

    Provide the subject’s full legal name and as much identifying information as possible.

    • Last known address
    • Approximate age or date of birth
    • Previous city or state
    • Known employer
    • Telephone number or email address
    • Case number or related legal information
  2. 02

    We Conduct the Research

    We review available databases, public records, address histories, and other lawful information sources relevant to the assignment.

  3. 03

    You Receive the Results

    We provide available findings in a clear report so you or your legal representative can evaluate the possible next address.

  4. 04

    Request Service at the New Address

    When appropriate, you may assign 9th Circuit Process Serving to attempt service at the newly identified location.

    Process-serving fees are separate from skip-tracing fees.

Skip trace and process serving

One Company for Address Research and Service Attempts

Finding a possible address is only part of the process. When a usable location is identified, our team can coordinate the next service attempt without requiring you to begin again with another provider.

This combined approach can help reduce delays, simplify communication, and keep your assignment organized from address research through the final service report.

Our Combined Support May Include

  • Review of the original service address
  • Skip-trace research
  • Identification of possible updated addresses
  • Process-service attempts at an approved new address
  • Status updates during the assignment
  • Court-ready affidavit or proof of service when service is completed
  • Non-service documentation when the subject cannot be served

Why choose 9th Circuit Process Serving?

Professional Legal Support From a Local Veteran-Owned Company

Veteran-Owned and Family-Operated

We bring discipline, accountability, and personal attention to every assignment.

Central Florida Experience

Our team serves Orange County, Osceola County, and surrounding Central Florida communities.

Confidential Handling

Case information and research requests are handled professionally and discreetly.

Convenient Communication

Clients receive clear updates and can contact our office when assistance is needed.

Process Serving Available

When a possible new address is identified, we can help coordinate lawful service attempts.

Support for Professionals and Individuals

We work with law firms, attorneys, landlords, property managers, businesses, agencies, and private parties with a legitimate legal need.

Who we serve

Attorneys and law firms Landlords and property managers Businesses and corporate legal departments Government agencies Individuals involved in legitimate legal matters

Central Florida service area

Local Knowledge Where It Matters

9th Circuit Process Serving is based in Saint Cloud and provides legal support services throughout Orange County and Osceola County.

We can also assist clients with Florida assignments through our professional service network.

Orlando Kissimmee Saint Cloud Lake Nona Winter Park Winter Garden Apopka Ocoee Celebration Poinciana Surrounding Central Florida communities

Important information

Lawful and Responsible Use

Skip-tracing services are provided only for legitimate and lawful purposes.

We do not provide surveillance, undercover investigations, tracking devices, access to private accounts, or private-investigator services. We do not assist with stalking, harassment, intimidation, locating someone for an improper personal purpose, or any unlawful activity.

Clients may be required to provide sufficient information about the assignment and certify that the requested research has a permissible purpose.

Skip-trace results are based on available records and data sources. Information may be incomplete, outdated, or associated with another person who has a similar name. Results are not guaranteed and should be independently evaluated before legal or financial decisions are made.

Frequently asked questions

Skip Tracing Questions

The answers below explain what information is helpful, what the research may provide, and the limits of the service.

What information should I provide?

Provide the person’s full legal name and any available identifying details. Helpful information may include a last known address, approximate age, date of birth, previous city, known employer, telephone number, email address, or related case information.

Can you guarantee that the person will be found?

No. Skip tracing increases the likelihood of identifying useful location information, but no service can guarantee a successful result. Some individuals have limited records, recently moved, use incomplete information, or have records that have not yet been updated.

Can you confirm that the person currently lives at the address?

A skip trace may identify a possible current address, but it does not guarantee physical occupancy. A process-service attempt at the address may provide additional information.

Can you serve the legal documents after completing the search?

Yes. When a possible new address is identified, you may authorize us to attempt service there. A separate process-serving fee normally applies to each new service address.

Do you provide private-investigator services?

No. We provide professional skip-trace research and process-serving support. We do not conduct surveillance, undercover investigations, tracking, or other services requiring a private investigator.

Is the information confidential?

We handle client and case information professionally and restrict the use of our service to legitimate assignments. Clients are also responsible for using any information provided in accordance with applicable law.

How quickly are results available?

Turnaround depends on the information supplied, the complexity of the search, and the service level requested. Contact our office for current availability and urgent-request options.

How much does skip tracing cost?

Pricing depends on the type and depth of research required. Contact us for a quote before the search begins.

Need Help Finding a Better Address?

Do not let an outdated address bring your case to a stop. Submit the information you currently have, and our team will review your request and explain the available options.

9th Circuit Process Serving 4853 E. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway Suite 138 Saint Cloud, Florida 34771 Phone: 407-564-6551 Email: manuel_martinez@9thcircuitprocessserving.com Veteran-Owned • Family-Operated • Serving Orange and Osceola Counties

Request form

Submit a Skip-Trace Request

Provide as much accurate information as possible. The more reliable information you provide, the better the research can be focused.

Lawful-use certification is required.

Requests are reviewed before research begins. Submission does not guarantee acceptance, results, or a particular turnaround time.

Accepted files: PDF, DOC, DOCX.
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