If you scroll down further, there’s a separate section to submit a request specifically for current owner information. While it doesn’t have their address, it w

If you scroll down further, there’s a separate section to submit a request specifically for current owner information. While it doesn’t have their address, it would be a first step in identifying the person. This is also using the “official” sources. There are for profit entities that correlate better. The link to the exact area: https://www.jtips.mto.gov.on.ca/jtips/orderPlSearchRecOwner.action?lang=EN&certified=true https://www.jtips.mto.gov.on.ca/jtips/orderPlSearchRecOwner.... After that, with the information you get about the current owner, you may be able to submit the paper form for one of the driver history requests that do include addresses. https://forms.mgcs.gov.on.ca/en/dataset/023-sr-lc-112 https://forms.mgcs.gov.on.ca/en/dataset/023-sr-lc-112 I don’t live in Canada, nor do I really have a solid understanding, but it seems like for ~$40 and some time you might be able to obtain a lot of information from a plate. They do say you need to be a business / approved entity, however, it looks like you could request it as the person as an uncertified record online. http://www.ontario.ca/page/get-driving-record http://www.ontario.ca/page/get-driving-record While I’m sure that’s illegal, it doesn’t seem like it would actually stop someone who started at the plate, and wanted to get to name and address. And/or It does seem like you need the current address, but, you could probably abuse the system to confirm an address by seeing if your order is cancelled or not. Once you have name and date of birth, you can probably begin to track most people down. Edit: so it wouldn’t work quite that easily, you can get to name, but I confused license and permit on the one form. So barring trying the paper form for a 3 year check without the licence number, I’m not sure you can get beyond name from the plate.