Genealogy research

Representatives of various ethnic groups and nationalities lived on the territory of modern-day Ukraine. This was due to repeated changes in the administrative affiliation of individual regions, the annexation of new regions formerly part of other countries, the mass migration of foreigners to free lands or more favorable climates, and a number of other factors. In addition to Ukrainians and Russians, these lands were and are home to Jews, Poles, Hungarians, Romanians, Moldovans, Germans, Bulgarians, Greeks, Czechs, Turks, Lithuanians, French, and a host of other nationalities.

One of our activities is searching for archival documents that can prove Jewish, Polish, Romanian, Hungarian, Bulgarian, Greek, Moldovan, Czech, or other ancestry in your family tree and the preparation of official documents based on them that are fully legally binding for embassies, consulates, courts, and other institutions. If necessary, documents can be apostilled.

It should be noted that the document requirements at the consulates of Israel, Romania, Moldova, Poland, Germany, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Greece vary slightly. We take this into account when compiling the necessary documents for repatriation to each specific country.

You can always contact us for a consultation or for a turnkey repatriation document preparation service. You can find our contact information in the relevant section of the website.