For whom?
If you already know a lot about your Polish ancestors, but would like to go beyond the family tree, and would like to:
Reveal some family stories that cannot be found in vital records,
Find the graves of your forefathers and relatives,
Reconnect with your living relatives in Poland or Eastern Europe,
See the house and the neighborhood where your family used to live,
Find some old pictures of your ancestors and relatives,
Prepare to your heritage tour by finding the above, prior to your arrival.
How it works
Use our contact form below, describing your case and expectations.
Our researcher will analyze your information.
Within 3 working days a dedicated specialist will suggest further steps, prepare an individualized offer and discuss it with you.
After choosing and accepting our offer we formalize it by receiving 30% deposit.
Within 4 weeks we provide the research and send you a report.
Your dedicated researcher discusses the results with you and answer your questions.
Preliminary
If you are beginning your adventure with genealogy and would like to confirm if your family is Polish, learn the proper spelling of the surname, what religion they were, or where exactly they came from.
Advanced
Have you hit a wall trying to find your Polish ancestors? Would you like to access records available only in Polish archives and have a professional, Polish-based genealogist’s help with your research?
Recent research
The story of Grimes
When I got e-mail from a client who was looking for her ancestor Alexander Grimes, I was sure that the case won’t be easy. The name of Grimes does not sound like Polish at all. Adding to it that Alexander was Jewish, it was clear to me that he was born under completely diffrent name…
Polish citizenship
If our clients apply for Polish citizenship, we mostly work with birth, marriage, and death records. Unfortunately some of these documents were lost or destroyed during WW2. When faced with such difficulties, we do not surrender, but try to look for alternative sources of information.
Moszyce, Lower Silesia
Sometimes old photos found in grandma’s house bring a desire to find contact with a long lost family. We had only a few photos, a piece of a letter from 1950 ties, and two full names. No idea about the name of a town or village. Does it seem like a hard task? not for us.