Preliminary Research
Before we begin detailed research, I will check whether the records from the locations where your ancestors lived are available. Occasionally, documents from specific years or places have not survived. That’s why it’s essential to conduct PRELIMINARY RESEARCH to verify their existence.
If the records are available, we can immediately proceed with detailed research!
The cost of preliminary research is – 39 USD
You will receive an email from me within 2-3 days!
Detailed research
| Genealogical research |
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| ◾ For whom: – you start your search and you don’t know where to start – you don’t know the exact places of birth or death of your ancestors – and you want to find your roots and find out where your ancestors came from – you want to find documents about specific ancestors |
| ◾ What you get: – a full family tree chart containing data* of your ancestors that we find during research (electronic version – pdf/jpg file) – all documents/acts found during the research, with our comments and explanations (including birth, marriage and death certificates, photos of tombstones, etc.) – maps showing where your ancestors came from * basic information (without documents/acts): names and surname, family name, date and place of birth, date and place of wedding, spouse’s details, date and place of death. |
| ◾ Lead time: – approx. 2-4 weeks |
| The cost of genealogical research is 407USD and includes: – time devoted to genealogical research (about 20-30 hours) – all administrative fees (copies of documentation, etc.) |
| Searching for documents in the Archives in Poland |
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| ◾ Searching for documents in any archive in Poland (the whole working-day) |
| The cost of genealogical research in a specific archive in Poland is 900 USD and includes: – time spent in the archive on genealogical research (about 10-40 hours) – all administrative fees (copies of documentation, etc.) – time and cost of reaching any archive in Poland |
Do you want to know your roots and the fate of your family?
Or maybe you want to give someone a gift in the form of his family tree?
