Heir tracing in Ukraine and Eastern Europe on all stages: tracing possible heirs, contracting them, obtaining official documents.
hourly rate
25 EUR
Greetings!
My name is Oleg Verbliudov, and I am a professional genealogist with over 15 years of experience in genealogy and archival research. Since 2009, I have specialized in locating and obtaining official documents and historical records from archives, registry offices, and institutions of Ukraine and neighboring countries.
With a deep understanding of Eastern European historical documents and context spanning the 16th to 20th centuries, I have successfully completed over 3,000 cases, assisting individuals, families, and organizations in uncovering hidden stories and tracing rightful heirs.
My expertise is delivering precise, verified results tailored to your needs.
Whether you’re seeking to identify heirs, reconstruct family histories, or resolve legal inquiries, I am here to provide accurate and reliable support. Let me help you uncover the stories of the past and bring clarity to the dashboard of the present.
Advantages
to collaborating with me
My skills
you can count on in heir tracing in Ukraine and forensic genealogy
With both large and small cases!
βΒ names, Eastern Europe is a multilingual and multicultural region, so it is important to consider all possible forms of a personal name, patronymic and surname;
β dates, they helping identify a person and giving time frames for facts and events;
β religion and social group, because each community had its own history which provides clues for the research;
β places of residence give us location frames and able to prove relationships between residents;
β occupation and place of work, despite possible biases, could outline persons portrait, their motives and reasons;
β accuracy of facts and possible ambiguities, to highlight weak points of the evidence base.
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Ukraine;
Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Poland, Russia;
ask me if you need another country!
It’s absolutely free!
Ukrainian (all versions and scripts), Czech, German (Fraktur and Kurrent scripts), Latin, Latvian (Fraktur and modern scripts), Lithuanian, Polish, Romanian (Cyrillic and Latin scripts), Russian (all versions and scripts).