Research, tracing and preparation of documents are handled by our research and administrative services team. Every step before a Greek authority or court is handled by our office in Athens, and for Cypriot matters by our office in Nicosia.
Usually yes. We start from the documents of the country where the ancestor lived, which often state a place of birth, and work back into the Greek archives.
Often yes, particularly in male registers and church books. Where one archive has been destroyed, the event is sought in another.
That is common. We record the variants and, where needed, a correction or identification procedure follows.
No. The research is carried out remotely, and steps before authorities are taken under a power of attorney.
