Most people often move from one place of residence to another and thereby lose touch with family and friends. Often there are situations when it is necessary to find a relative or friend who has left to live in Canada. The problem of finding people living in the "maple leaf country" is not so simple at first glance as it seems, but it is still solvable.
Instruction manual
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Turn to specialists who are looking for people abroad. This is mainly done by private investigators or private detective agencies. Having vast experience in such matters, employees of these agencies have connections in various fields of search, so they will do their job quickly and clearly. This method is one of the most effective, but by no means cheap. If you are limited in means, then this type of search will not suit you.
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Having a computer at home will help you do your own online searches. There are a huge number of sites on which you will find a person living in Canada. The sites themselves are located through any search engine. For example, one of the most common is www.canada411.ca. To do this, enter all the data that you know about this person, and click on the "Search" button. In the process of selecting suitable sites, use not only well-known Russian-language search engines, but also Canadian search engines.
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Post a series of human search ads on Canadian sites. If your ad is viewed by people who know this person, or by yourself, you will quickly regain contact. Also, post ads to popular Canadian newspapers. Naturally, this service will be paid, but there will be more chances to find a specific person.
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Contact your Canadian authorities to request a person. Such services are not always provided by state institutions: everything will depend on the degree of relationship between the seeker and the seeker. In addition, you will need a statement with a motivated justification for the purpose of the search.
Helpful advice
In any case, the search for people living in Canada is not an easy task and takes time and patience. Moreover, the older the person and the longer he lives in Canada, the higher the likelihood that he will not view Russian-language sites.
