Yes, skip tracers can locate a person’s new address by cross-referencing multiple data sources such as property records, utility hook-ups, voter registrations, and mail forwarding files.  They analyze public and private databases, including court filings and credit applications, to verify the accuracy of current residential locations and identify patterns that reveal recent moves. This process allows them to pinpoint up-to-date contact information even when individuals have deliberately changed their details to become unreachable.