IMPORTANT: How to contact people in Colombia, Colombian people finder?

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dgi_marin

I'm from Colombia, and the only resource I came up with was checking the different white pages available in the country. I found a website for Publicar, the biggest phone book company in the country (the link is listed in the bottom). They have an online search option, so you could try there. The only problem is that the information is organized by town, which means it could take a long time before you succeed. My suggestion is using the information they gave you at the CRAN, or searching in the most important cities (Bogota, Medellin, Cali, Bucaramanga, Cartagena, Barranquilla or Manizales, to name a few) to narrow your search a little bit.
I read in the news the website was just redesigned, so my guess is that the information available was updated recently. In case the CRAN provided you with other names besides your mother's, you could also try to reach them.

Another option you could try (if you haven't already) is Facebook or MySpace...I'd say it's along shott, but you never know...

I really hope you can find her. Good Luck!!

Obama is a socialist

I would check with the agency that issues Cedulas. Then I would ask for access to Archivo Registraduria Nacional. This might be the best way, since you have all the names of your mom.

The seal you need is called an apostille or apostillado This is issued by, usually the LT gov. office in your state.

You can google her name. You might get a hit. Also seach sites like Hi5, sonico and others like that, she might have a profile.

I wish you the best.

nan

im sorry i know i might not me answering your question, but why don't you just go Colombian and get information over there? instead of having to deal with all this lawyers stuff and etc. i know its a stupid question but i was wondering. Im sorry i couldn't help with any information but i wish you the best of lucks

reggae_music_lover

Like the previous poster said, I found http://www.paginasamarillas.com/pagamanet/web/homewhite.aspx?ipa=1&idi=1 which is the white pages portion.

As for the document that might be mentioned, when I got married, I had to get the document signed and stamped by the consulate or embassy in the state where it originated. In other words, do a document in spanish stating you give your boyfriend authorization to look for the information. Then go to the Colombian embassy/consulate and get it authenticated/stamped. Then DHL or FEDEX it to him.

Below is link to Colombian consulates/embassies in the states.

good luck

PS- here is another white pages for telefonica phone company...... http://www.directoriotelefonico.com.co/

PSS- go here http://www.directoriotelefonico.com.co/index.php?option=com_wrapper&view=wrapper&Itemid=84&searchworda=bogota+telefono

Go to the tab Descargar directorios. You can download all the directories (Bogota is 550 mb) and put them all in one directory on hard drive then do a search of that directory using windows explorer. Make sure to search inside archives. It is one longshot but who knows.

Again...good luck

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