Help Center & FAQ
Even with minimal details, you can initiate a genealogical search. Provide us with any names, dates, or locations you have. These details, no matter how small, will help us create a research plan and determine the next steps in tracing your family history.
A genealogical report usually includes detailed information on family members, copies of discovered records such as birth, marriage, and death certificates, translations of these documents, and a thorough analysis of the family’s origins and history.
Yes, we can search for military service records, personnel files, and documents related to military actions, decorations, or time spent in prisoner-of-war camps. These records provide insight into the military careers and experiences of your ancestors.
Yes, we can help identify noble roots by locating coats of arms, entries in heraldic records, and other noble documents. This process can confirm or illuminate the noble heritage of your family.
When making an initial inquiry, it’s essential to provide names, approximate dates, and locations of birth, marriage, or death. The more details you can offer, the more efficiently we can begin the research.
Yes, we can assist in locating burial sites in Poland, even if the graves are unknown or forgotten. This includes finding records that confirm the location and, if possible, visiting the site to document it.
The cost of genealogical research varies depending on the complexity of the project, the availability of records, and the number of generations to trace. We provide an initial estimate after a free consultation, which helps outline the scope and expected cost of the research.
Yes, all documents we uncover during the research are translated into English. The originals might be in Polish, Russian, German, or Latin, but you will receive both the original copies and their English translations.
While challenging, tracing ancestors from before the 16th century is sometimes possible. This often involves searching through ancient documents, such as church records, chronicles, and noble archives. The success of such research largely depends on the region and the availability of these old records.
Yes, we offer assistance in retrieving documents from foreign archives, especially in countries with historical ties to Poland or significant Polish emigration, ensuring you have access to crucial genealogical records from abroad.
The duration of genealogical research can vary widely depending on the complexity of the case, the availability of records, and the number of generations to investigate. On average, research can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months.
Yes, we have extensive experience in researching family histories for individuals of diverse ethnic backgrounds, including German, Ukrainian, and Jewish ancestries, among others.
Our research is not limited to Poland. We conduct genealogical searches across various countries, including Germany, Ukraine, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia, wherever relevant records may be found.