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Citizenship through roots

It is required to confirm the origin or nationality of one's relatives in order to obtain Citizenship.

Only a few countries issue citizenship by origin - Germany, Israel, Romania, Bulgaria, Poland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Greece, Portugal, Slovenia.

Citizenship that is acquired through roots cannot be revoked or canceled as acquired through investment.

We are professionally engaged in the search for documents that confirm the roots. Our specialists have access to the archives of countries around the world and to some closed archives in the countries of the former USSR and in many countries of the world.

The main stages of collecting a family tree. How to create a family tree?

The process of researching a pedigree is not simple and you can start it yourself, and then connect our specialists. The deeper into the centuries, the more difficult it is to find information. Quite a lot of new discoveries can be found, and perhaps one of your ancestors was a famous person, or perhaps you belong to a completely different ethnic group, and perhaps one of the ancestors was adopted. The data obtained is not always favorable, and yet, all of them are part of your family's unique history. It is required to collect as much information as possible about the parents: the mother's maiden name, her place of birth and father, the name of the educational institutions in which they studied, etc.

The list of documents that matter when searching:

— Evidence of marital status;

— Death certificates;

— Labor and trade union books;

— Certificates of baptism;

— Family letters and photo albums;

— Sports awards;

— Diplomas, award lists, diplomas;

— Documents on education;

— Party and Komsomol tickets.

Genealogical research carried out independently is quite painstaking work and takes quite a lot of time. Possible algorithm of actions:

Study of practical recommendations on archival search;

Registration on one or more genealogy sites;

Search for information about relatives on these sites and open databases;

Definition of archives in which information about your ancestors can be stored;

Sending requests to the archives;

Receiving an answer and filling out genealogical cards;

The beginning of building a family genealogical tree;

Quite a lot of work is required, and the search for a pedigree will take months, and possibly years. Ordinary public information is not enough, it is fragmentary, and in order to create a family tree for at least four or five generations, you will need to spend a lot of time in the archives and look through a huge number of various scans of documents. In order to speed up the process and get the result, you need to involve our specialists in the work, since working with archives of varying complexity and in different countries is possible only with the strong cooperation of our company and the archives.

Genealogical tree - how to do it?

Our company "Worldwide Emigration SL" has been engaged in document search and genealogical research since 2013 and has its own unique methods that allow us to increase search efficiency and reduce its time. A genealogical tree is a visual history of a family, which is collected on the basis of archival documents and information about the life of ancestors, which allows you to look into the past of your kind, and of course, learn a lot about your origin. The genealogical tree makes it possible to preserve the memory of one's roots and pass it on to descendants.

A huge number of clients during this time were able to obtain the required archival evidence and confirm their ethnic origin. We will also help clients who want to create a family archive or build their family tree.

The first is to find the client as much information about the next of kin. Any little things and even photos can make a difference. It is necessary to scan or photograph documents and write down all the information received from relatives and friends in a table. As soon as our manager has this data in hand, he will determine the direction and scope of the search.