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1. Tell Me What You Know

Share any information you already have about your family history, including names, approximate dates, places of origin, family stories, photographs, and historical documents. Even a small amount of information can provide a valuable starting point.
 

2. Research Assessment

I evaluate the availability of relevant sources, identify the most promising research avenues, and determine the potential scope of the investigation. You receive a clear assessment of expected costs, timelines, opportunities, and possible research limitations.
 

3. Archival Research & Analysis

I conduct the research, locate and analyze historical records, translate and interpret documents, and place findings within their historical context. Throughout the process, I keep you informed about significant discoveries and discuss potential directions for further investigation.
 

4. Receive Your Family History

You receive a comprehensive research report, copies and translations of relevant documents, and practical recommendations for future research. The result is a well-documented and meaningful account of your family's history and heritage.