Europe begins with your family name
We find your ancestor’s record in the pre-war archives, build the evidence file, and carry the case through to the oath and the passport.
- Licensed agency
- Russia · Moldova · Romania
Everything your case needs, in one place
From the eligibility check to the passport in your hand. Each area is run by a specialist lawyer, and your case status is visible in real time.
Your case is handled by people, not a conveyor belt
We don’t resell enquiries. Every case — from the first archive certificate to the passport — is run by a dedicated team: a lawyer, an archivist and a translator.
End-to-end handling
We take on the archives, translations, apostille, filing and the oath. All you do is sign the documents.
Every step is visible
Your personal cabinet shows the current stage, the next actions and what we need from you.
Eleven years in the archives
We work directly with the archives of Romania and Moldova and read records in three languages.
Honest about timelines
We quote real timelines and never promise what’s out of our hands. The contract is publicly available.
The path from a surname to a passport
Four clear stages. At each one you know what’s happening and how long it takes.
Eligibility check
We review your family’s documents and identify the programme. Free, within 1–2 days.
Archive search
We locate your ancestor’s record in Iași, Chișinău or Bucharest.
Filing dossier
Translations, apostille, notary. We assemble the full package.
Oath and passport
We stay with you until the document is in your hands.
What people who already hold the passport say
Names are shortened at clients’ request. Full cases are in the Reviews section.
I thought it was impossible without travelling. Euro Dosar found my great-grandmother’s record in a month, and a year later I took the oath. They kept me updated every week.
Irina K.
Romanian repatriation · Case #1204
I liked that they gave an honest timeline upfront and didn’t squeeze money ‘just in case’. Everything they promised, they delivered.
Dmitry V.
Moldovan citizenship · Case #1187
They rebuilt the line back to a great-great-grandfather we knew almost nothing about. It’s no longer about a passport — it’s about our family’s story.
Anna & Sergey M.
Genealogy and repatriation · Case #1156
Frequently asked questions
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