We check whether you may have grounds for citizenship or repatriation through origin, place of birth, or the citizenship or status of your ancestors — under the law of the specific country
You get: the potential ground, its weak points and missing evidence — and a plan for what comes next
How the work goes
Review of the family history and documents
Comparing the situation with the law of the specific country
Identifying a potential ground
Identifying weak points and missing evidence
Drawing up the further plan
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Evidence of grounds
We find and obtain the documents that confirm the right to citizenship or repatriation: we list what is needed, search for it, confirm the family chain and resolve discrepancies
You get: a body of evidence for the application
How the work goes
Identifying the legally significant facts
Listing the documents required
Archival and documentary search
Confirming the family chain
Resolving discrepancies
Assembling the body of evidence
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Application package
We put together the complete set for the competent authority: missing documents, translations, apostille and legalisation, questionnaires, applications and declarations
You get: the final application package
How the work goes
Checking the ground and the completeness of documents
Obtaining missing documents
Translations, apostille, legalisation
Preparing questionnaires, applications, declarations and other forms
Assembling the final package
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Support through the procedure
We support you from assessing the ground to submission and the procedure itself, within the chosen service package: strategy, evidence, preparation for submission and dealings with the authorities
You get: a prepared application and support through the procedure, including additional requests. The decision rests with the competent authority
How the work goes
Analysis of the ground
Developing a strategy
Preparing evidence and checking documents
Preparing for submission
Support in dealings with the competent authorities
Handling additional requests
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Fixing the documentary chain
We remove obstacles to submission: missing documents, discrepancies, changed surnames, errors, an incomplete family chain
You get: a way to resolve the problem and the missing documents; where possible, corrected civil records
How the work goes
Diagnosing the problem
Choosing how to resolve it
Obtaining additional documents
Correcting civil registry records, where possible
If needed — preparing evidence for court
Restoring the documentary chain
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Country programmes
We support citizenship and repatriation programmes in countries where the right may arise through an ancestor's origin, citizenship or status: we check the requirements and your eligibility
You get: an eligibility assessment, the documents required and support through the procedure
How the work goes
Assessing the requirements of the specific country
Checking the applicant's eligibility for the programme
How do I know if I qualify for citizenship by descent?
Your family history must be matched against the law of the specific country: who the ancestor was, where and when they were born or lived, what citizenship they held, and how the line runs to the applicant
Is it enough that my grandparent was born in the country?
Not always. Different countries weigh the ancestor's citizenship, territory and date of birth, ethnicity, emigration, loss of citizenship, repression, number of generations and other conditions
Can we check the grounds first and collect documents later?
Yes, and this order is usually the most rational. The legal prospects are assessed first, then we determine which evidence is actually needed
What if there are no documents about the ancestor?
An archival search is carried out: civil records, parish registers, censuses, registration documents, personal files, migration and military records, repression files
Can you handle only the documents and I file myself?
Yes. The scope is defined by the task: from assessing the grounds or obtaining individual documents to full support of the procedure
Can the whole family apply at once?
It depends on the country's law and the basis. Rules for spouses and children can differ significantly; the set of applicants is determined after analysing the programme
Can you guarantee citizenship?
No. The decision is made by the competent state authority. We assess grounds and risks, build the evidence and support the procedure, but do not replace the decision-maker
