wannsee
16 Dec 2012
Law / Lviv born. Can Polish ancestry be claimed? [34]
I am sure this topic has been covered many times so I apologise for what may be a repeat of previous threads. I am attempting to advise/help a Young person who was born in Lviv explore the possibility of obtaining Polish Citizenship.
The information I have is as follows: They were born in Liviv (Ukraine) Mother and Father Ukrainian. Grandmother Ukrainian (Born 1946) Great Grand parents Polish. My thoughts are firstly to obtain whatever records I can on the Great Grand parents no easy task but I believe possible. My question is this should I be successful in producing the documents would this be enough to start the process?
I would also be very pleased to hear from any other members of this forum who have followed this route and to hear of their experiences.
I would be also grateful for any leads to archives in Poland that might hold records to this end.
I will obviously be consulting the Polish consulate in Lviv.
Any thoughts or suggestions would be most welcome.
I thank you all in advance.
Martin
I am sure this topic has been covered many times so I apologise for what may be a repeat of previous threads. I am attempting to advise/help a Young person who was born in Lviv explore the possibility of obtaining Polish Citizenship.
The information I have is as follows: They were born in Liviv (Ukraine) Mother and Father Ukrainian. Grandmother Ukrainian (Born 1946) Great Grand parents Polish. My thoughts are firstly to obtain whatever records I can on the Great Grand parents no easy task but I believe possible. My question is this should I be successful in producing the documents would this be enough to start the process?
I would also be very pleased to hear from any other members of this forum who have followed this route and to hear of their experiences.
I would be also grateful for any leads to archives in Poland that might hold records to this end.
I will obviously be consulting the Polish consulate in Lviv.
Any thoughts or suggestions would be most welcome.
I thank you all in advance.
Martin