Not to alarm you, but if your grandparents were arrested, they could have been exiled to Siberia, sentenced to a labor camp, or even executed. An uncle told me years ago that my grandfather's brother

Boris, if you go to the top right of the page, you should be able to click on "Account," and from there, select "Identity" from the list on the left. You should be able to change the name and e-mail a

Of course, the National Archives holds many records, but not all of them, apparently. You can find more details on the status of the USCIS records that are eligible to be transferred to NARA, but have

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I completely agree that most of these documents should be transferred to the National Archives rather than being held hostage by the USCIS. They are of historic value and in many cases pertain to peop

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This is a great list of resources. Links can also be found at https://www.jewishgen.org/French/links.htm.

#France #Holocaust #Names #research #records

I found the proposed rule as it relates to genealogy records very confusing. I recently submitted a Form G-1041 by mail - I did not see a way to submit it electronically. I have yet to receive a respo

Allan, I would attend such a presentation. My suggestion would be to focus on the "not so obvious": sources and documents that people may not know about, and what they can offer the researcher. You ca