Question 1

Is Verifya a free name lookup service?

Accepted Answer

Not in the full-depth sense. Free name searches stop at scattered directory listings and whatever a search engine happens to index. Tying a name to relatives, current phones, emails, and addresses requires licensed public-records and OSINT feeds that carry real costs. Verifya funds that depth through a subscription, and we offer a 4,49 € trial with 2 credits so you can run a name and see the full report before committing. Cancel inside 7 days through the cancellation page and you won't be billed further. Continued subscribers move to the monthly plan at 21,99 €.

Question 2

I only have a full name — can you actually find the person?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a full name is enough to start. We cross-match it against public records, social profiles, and connected accounts to surface relatives who share the surname, linked phone numbers and emails, current and past addresses, and the public-record trail behind the name. Adding a city or approximate age sharpens the result.

Question 3

There are several people with this name — will the report mix them up?

Accepted Answer

No. When a name is shared, the report separates the matches by age, location, and relatives so you choose the right person rather than reading a blended profile. The more identifying detail you add up front, the tighter the match.

Question 4

What information will I see in a name report?

Accepted Answer

You'll see the person's identity and known aliases, relatives who share the surname, linked phone numbers and email addresses, social and online accounts, current and prior addresses, and public-record mentions — compiled into one report instead of scattered across the web.

Question 5

How do I run a name search effectively?

Accepted Answer

Enter the full name in the search bar and confirm, then sign in to view the report. For common names, add a city or an approximate age when you have one — it helps the report lock onto the right individual instead of returning several candidates.

Question 6

Is the search confidential?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The person whose name you search is never notified and has no way to know you looked them up. We only query data that's already public — no private messages, inboxes, or anything behind a login. Your search history stays private in your account.

Question 7

How does Verifya get its name data?

Accepted Answer

We pull from public records, opt-out people-search databases, social platforms, and licensed data feeds — billions of data points in total. That's why a name returns real relatives and contact details, not just the handful of links a search engine surfaces.

Question 8

How do I find relatives or family members from a name?

Accepted Answer

Relatives are part of every name report. We map parents, siblings, and others who share the surname or appear in the same household records — which is often the fastest route back to someone who's gone quiet, since family members are frequently easier to reach than the person directly.

Question 9

Can I get a current phone number or email from just a name?

Accepted Answer

Often, yes. When a name appears in public records tied to phone or email registrations, those contacts surface in the report. Depth varies with how much public footprint the person carries — long-standing, publicly active identities return more than very private ones.

Question 10

How accurate is the information provided?

Accepted Answer

Each detail is cross-checked across sources, and the report indicates how confident a match is. Data is only as current as the public records beneath it — some update weekly, others yearly. Use Verifya as a starting point and confirm anything high-stakes with a second source.

Question 11

Is Verifya a background check service?

Accepted Answer

No. Verifya is an information-retrieval utility focused on identity and people search — not a consumer reporting product. Our reports cannot lawfully be used for employment screening, tenant screening, credit decisions, or any other purpose governed by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA).

Question 12

What if the name returns no results?

Accepted Answer

It's rare for a full name in active use, but very private individuals can come back thin. When a search has little to show, the report says so plainly rather than padding it. Adding a city or age often surfaces records a bare name misses.

Question 13

Is it legal to look someone up by name?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Searching public records and openly available data is lawful. The report is meant for personal use — reconnecting, verifying, staying safe — not for hiring, tenant, or credit decisions, which are governed by separate regulations.

Question 14

How do I cancel my subscription?

Accepted Answer

Cancellation is self-serve and takes under a minute. Sign in to your dashboard, open the cancellation page, and confirm — no phone queue, no support ticket, no retention call. Billing stops at that moment, and your remaining paid period stays usable until it expires. A confirmation email is sent automatically.

Question 15

Why should I use a paid service instead of a free name search?

Accepted Answer

Free name searches show scattered listings and search-engine links — thin and slow to piece together. Pulling real relatives, current contacts, addresses, and records under one name requires licensed public-records and OSINT data that costs money to license and keep fresh. Your subscription funds that depth, which is why the report shows what free searches can't.

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