Ocean Genealogy

1) Free consultation

A short call to understand your family background and goals, and to discuss the best research plan.

2) Basic family tree construction (to great-great-great-great-grandparents)

• Build a preliminary tree using the information you provide
• Research and document key relationships (to the extent possible)
• Summarize findings and identify what’s missing / uncertain
• Prepare a clear lineage map that can later support an ancestry review

Pricing depends on complexity (records availability, missing data, name variations, and distance/time periods). If you share what country/regions your ancestors are from, the scope can be estimated more accurately.

3) Citizenship-by-ancestry assessment (based on your family tree)

• Identify potentially relevant lineages shown in your tree
• Discuss plausible ancestry routes suggested by your documented ancestry
• Note typical documentation needs and the next research steps
• Outline a practical action plan for moving forward

Example patterns we commonly see: Canadian lineage, certain European ancestries, and other multi-country possibilities. Some people with African ancestry may also have options tied to specific countries depending on family history and documentation.