  Our professional researchers will go on-site to your town of origin and conduct a thorough and exhaustive search in the local municipal records. This time period usually goes back to the beginning of civil vital registration records (early 1800s), based on availability of the town hall records. They will then conduct a thorough and exhaustive search in the local records for the 1900s to reconnect to your living relatives. Complete family groupings, such as all the siblings of your great-grandparents or grandparents would be the starting point to trace forward any families that grew from these individuals who remained in Italy to live.
You can expect to receive:
• A complete genealogy report including up to 5 generations with a translation of the family information contained in the records found
• Copies or photographs of family documents, including birth, marriage, and when available, death records
• Names with addresses and phone numbers of living relatives
may be provided if the research results in a direct link
• Photographs of the town, and if existing, pictures of the homes
your ancestors lived in during the 1800s
• Possible family information includes addresses of births, ages and professions of family members, witnesses to marriages and births, etc.
• A CD in popular GEDCOM formats for your future use and sharing with friends and family
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