Nationality research for families

Citizenship research for families.

Your own nationality, a partner’s residence position, and a child’s citizenship can depend on different rules and different dates.

Establish your own position first.

A family plan is easier once the primary person's status is clear. From there, a partner may have a separate residence route and children may need their own transmission or registration analysis.

Timing changes family outcomes.

Registration completed before or after a child's birth can matter in some systems. The same ancestor can therefore create different answers for siblings, cousins, or future children.

Research the household without assuming identical rights.

Our work can map the relevant family relationships while keeping each person's nationality question separate.

Next step

The free screen is designed to tell you whether the connection is worth a closer look. The $500 Nationality Research Assessment is the point where a human researcher reconstructs the relevant line and provides a written, source-backed conclusion.