Ancestry Strategy Report: A Second Passport Through Your Ancestors
Your second passport may already be sitting in your grandparents' certificates. This workbook shows which countries welcome descendants, how many generations back they look and how to prove your claim with no gaps: a self-test, a country comparison, document lists for each country, a family tree worksheet, a roadmap and three families worked through. For readers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
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What is inside
- A self-test for your family tree, generation by generation
- A country comparison from Italy to Latvia in two tables
- Document lists for every country, certificate by certificate
- A family tree worksheet for your genealogy research
- A roadmap from the first letter to an archive all the way to the passport
- Three families worked through for Italy, Ireland and Poland
Contents
- 1 The self-test
- 2 How descent works
- 3 The countries compared
- 4 The country profiles
- 5 Restitution for descendants of the persecuted
- 6 Genealogy for your passport
- 7 The home side: Germany, Austria, Switzerland
- 8 The roadmap from family tree to passport
- 9 What it costs, worked through
- 10 Your document folder
- 11 The twelve costliest mistakes
- 12 Questions for your adviser
- 13 Glossary
Good to know
As a PDF by email straight after payment, issued to your email address.
The self-test for your family tree, the country comparison at a glance, the document lists for each country, the family tree worksheet, the roadmap and three families whose costs are worked through step by step. The website explains the routes; the Strategy Report lets you test and plan your own case.
No. It prepares you so that you lose no time on the basics in your consultation and arrive with your family history already in order.