Reconnect with Your Polish Ancestry

Hi, I’m Martyna — and I know exactly how it feels to stare at a blank family tree and wonder where to even begin.

Polish genealogy isn’t just complicated — it’s uniquely complicated. Records scattered across partitions. Archives in three countries. Documents in Polish, Russian, German, and Latin. Villages that changed names, borders, and governments multiple times within a single lifetime. Most people hit a wall fast, and that’s where I come in.

I’ve spent the last several years working hands-on in Polish State Archives and civil registry offices, building deep expertise across the regions where most Polish-American families have their roots — Galicia, central Poland, Congress Poland, and the Prussian partition. I know which records survive, where they’re held, and how to read them when they do.

I also work with records from the Eastern Borderlands — particularly eastern Galicia and the areas of present-day western Ukraine, where many Polish families have roots that are genuinely difficult to trace without knowing exactly where to look.

My clients are mostly Polish-Americans and families applying for Polish citizenship by descent — people who need more than a name on a document. They need context, clarity, and someone who treats their family’s story with the care it deserves.

Every case I take on is handled personally, from first contact to final report. No outsourcing, no shortcuts.