If your search is for a missing Vietnamese person,
we can be of great assistance to you, depending upon how much prior
information you have on the person or family you are seeking. As a rule, these are not easy
types of inquires and involve a hands-on approach, in the area your subject was last known
in, often travel to distant proviences. Viet Nam is a very "family oriented" culture, and
Vietnamese people are very helpful and cooperative in these matters. Without this help and abundence
of postive energy, many of our cases would never have been solved. Click to read about a real case
If your search
subject is for an American born Vietnamese either missing or adopted out, we can
also be of great help to you.
The system of public records in Viet Nam is nearly non-existant, and what there is won't be found on the internet as with America and some other countries. The
exception is telephone directories which are all land-line based. Almost nobody in Viet Nam has a subscription based cell phone service.It's "Pay as you go", no phone bill.
Not even a business cash advance will get you a subscription with most phone
companies there.
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Other Records that are kept, are maintained,
by various goverment agencies and the police. In Viet Nam, the police wield enormous power
and influence over everyday affairs in people's lives. Having said that, they have at times been of great help to us, for a
price.
In Viet Nam, every family household has a book called "So Ho Khau Gia Dinh", in which each family member's name, birth date, state issued national identification number (CMND#)and where born, is registered with and issued by the local police district. This book is very important in Viet Nam and shows family relationships.
Obtaining physical "hard copy" proof of some event or other in the form
of a document can be a daunting task. As with all missing person cases, if you have an old photo
of the person, (no matter how old, or condition), it can prove invaluable. Like the old saying: A Picture is worth a thousand words, is very true, but a picture is
not mandatory to a successful locate. Equally important, is our tenacity, and skill in knowing what to do and how to do it, accurate subject information, family history and having good luck.
Please provide as much information as you can and submit it to us for an evaluation and cost estimate. Some things to provide when making an inquiry are as follows:
Persons full name and family connections
Persons date of birth (parts of or estimate)
Past addresses, how long ago & associations
Where you met, detailed situation background
Persons family history, where from originally
What their job was and community connections
Religious affiliations,other interests if known
Photographs of person, family members, friends
If in the Military, what branch, how long & where
Note below sample of a pre-1975 Viet Nam ID card, including ID#, (no longer valid).
Most of the people we are searching for fit into these war years catagory, but not always.
On the back is a section for distinguishing marks or characteristics. This includes
things like scars, birth marks, ect...If the person you are looking for has any of these you are aware of- this is also very helpful, especially if visable

Read about the Search for Tran Bon Family, Tam Ky- Quang Nam Province, Vietnam
 | Nguyen Cao H? TP Ho Ch?inh t?me l?guyen Thi Phi?
T??l?guyen Cao H? TP Ho Ch?inh. T?u?n t?me t???t tin t? kho?ng n?1970. M? t?ang M? ??t?v?? ??h?c?h?n ? tin g?? m? c?a t?T?in chuy?n ?nh?ng th?tin v? m? t?ung nh?th? nh?vi?
T? Nguyen Thi Phi?
Sinh n? 1940
Nguy?qu? Tan Hunh, Vinh Long
T?c?em: Ton, Kim, Te, Hung, Thu, Dung, Thuy
T?ch?ng: Nguyen Cao H?inh n?1938
T?c?con: Nguy?n Cao H?Nguyen Th? Ngoc H?Nguyen Cao Ngoc H?nh
?a chi cu: 133/5/1 T??n Th? (Tr?i ?o B?h?Ai bi?t tin t?c g?? m? t?in b?cho t?heo ?ch?:
Nguyen Cao H??a chi: 116/33/17 T??n Th?, P15, Q10, TP HCM.
?: 090 800 6010.
contact Hung Nguyen at: hungdriver1323@yahoo.com.
Xin chan thanh cam ta. |
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Name: Phuong Danh. Photo taken Aug 1967. Approximate age 60, as of 2006, . Last known Residence, Cam Ranh Bay, Viet Nam, Worked as housekeeper for US AirForce military personnel. The US had the Government at the time relocate some people to My Ca and Ba Ngoi Villages as
workers in 1965. The first was 5000 people and later there were
15,000 people
in Ba Ngoi. She could have been moved there in 1965 from somewhere else. Known Religon, Catholic. If you have any information, contact email pfn.support@consultant.com |
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Name: NGO THI. Occupation, farmer. This man's ID card was found by an American solider in 1965 in one of 5 coastal villages collectively known as Van Tuong. Van Tuong is situated south of Da Nang & Chu Lai (Marine airbase), and north of Qui Nhon.If you have any information, contact Mr Alan Typinski email: baat100@msn.com |
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