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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Spouse did it for German citizenship for himself and our kids, via a Jewish grandparent (rest of the family killed in the Holocaust). He had to collect a bunch of paperwork but it was all doable. Took about 2 years from start to finish. [/quote] what kind of paperwork? we’re jewish and my grandmother grew up in germany (she’s still alive), she and her parents survived concentration camps and came to the US when she was a teen. I can’t even imagine where to start looking for paperwork or what kind of paperwork I’d need? [/quote] I did this for Lithuania - similar situation and basically just emailed their national archives and got the documentation. But I also knew detailed info - name, address, date of birth, date of marriage.[/quote]
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