Reveal Identity History with Confidence
Identify prior names, address history, and jurisdictional footprints tied to a
Social Security number to support accurate, defensible screening decisions.
Run SSN Trace
WHY IT'S BETTER
SSN trace and address history provides critical context for understanding where an individual has lived and how their identity has been used over time. This insight helps organizations reduce blind spots, improve screening accuracy, and support compliant hiring decisions.
Our process identifies historical addresses, prior names, and identity variations associated with a Social Security number. This supports more complete screening by revealing locations and identifiers that may not be disclosed by the individual.
Address history results help guide jurisdictional searches for criminal, civil, and regulatory checks. This reduces missed records and supports consistent, defensible screening coverage.
A Simple Identity History Workflow
Submit basic identity information and receive structured address and name history insights to support screening and risk review.
Submit Identity Information
Provide the individual’s name, Social Security number, and date of birth through your portal or integrated workflow.
Run SSN Trace Analysis
Our system analyzes authoritative data sources to identify associated names and historical addresses tied to the SSN.
Review Address and Identity Results
Results are reviewed for consistency and relevance to reduce noise and support accurate interpretation.
Receive Standardized History Report
You receive a clear report summarizing address history, name variations, and jurisdictional indicators ready for HR or compliance review.
Reliable Identity Insight with Compliance for Good™
Structured identity history reporting supports accurate screening, reduced risk, and compliant decision making.
Trust & Compliance
Our SSN trace workflows support consent, data security, and standardized documentation to ensure identity insights are accurate, compliant, and defensible.
An SSN trace identifies historical addresses and names associated with a Social Security number. It helps organizations understand where screening should occur and how identity records have been used over time.
No. An SSN trace provides historical context rather than confirming identity ownership. It is used to support screening accuracy, not as a standalone identity verification.
Criminal and civil records are often tied to local jurisdictions. Address history helps ensure screening is conducted in the correct locations.
Yes. Proper authorization is required when using SSN based screening tools. Consent supports lawful and compliant use.
Most SSN trace results are returned quickly within standard screening timeframes. Timing may vary based on data availability.
Yes. Results are commonly used to guide criminal, civil, and regulatory searches for more complete screening coverage.
Use SSN trace and address history to improve screening accuracy and reduce risk.
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