Genealogy Research

Czech Genealogy Research in the Czech Republic

Professional archival research, record analysis, and clear English reporting — worldwide, fully online.

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What Genealogy Research Means — In Practice

Czexpat provides professional Czech genealogy research for clients worldwide — especially American families tracing Bohemian or Moravian roots. We work with Czech archival sources and historical records, then translate complex findings into a clear, documented report you can actually use.

Our Research Process

  • Initial consultation — what you know, what you need, and what’s realistic.
  • Source discovery — identify the right parish, archive, and time period.
  • Record research — parish registers, land records, contextual documents.
  • Transcription & translation — Latin/German/Kurrent into English.
  • Deliverables — structured report + scans + sources + next steps.

What We Research

  • Birth, marriage, and death records
  • Parish registers (Latin / German / Kurrent)
  • Land records and property references
  • Census-type documents (where available)
  • Military / migration clues (when relevant)
  • Local context: parish boundaries, village history, surname origins

What You Receive

  • High-quality record scans (when available)
  • Full transcriptions and English translations
  • Clear narrative summary (plain English)
  • Source citations and archive references
  • A structured research report + recommended next steps
  • Optional: family tree build-out (depending on scope)

Pricing (Transparent, Quoted in Advance)

Research is priced in blocks based on complexity and time required. After the initial consultation, we provide a clear quote before any work begins.

Typical projects start from €300 per research block. (Adjust as you like.)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can you research my Czech ancestors if I don’t know the village?
A: Yes — identifying the correct village/parish is often part of the research.

Q: Do I need to visit the Czech Republic?
A: No. Research is fully online and available worldwide.

Q: What if records are in German or old handwriting?
A: We handle Latin/German/Kurrent transcription and translate findings into English.

Q: How does this connect to a heritage tour?
A: Research findings can be transformed into a private heritage journey to ancestral places.

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Tell us what you know and what you hope to discover — we’ll respond with next steps.

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