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I'm having a heck of time trying to find a record indicating my grandmother's citizenship in Frankfurt am Main. She lived there between 1927 to 1952. I have a birth certificate and marriage certificate - but having a heck of time finding where to look for her citizenship record. Her Germany passport has long been destroyed after immigrating to the US in 1952.

I also believe I'm running up against the privacy rules in Germany in trying to pull some information...

I understand I need to be looking in the Melderegister records in the Frankfurt archive..

I guess my question is, how do I go about finding a record of someone in the Frankfurt am Main Melderegister between 1927-1952. I can prov

Just curious.. before the next batch of tour dates go on sale.. what are the prices for the M&G packages that you all have seen across the tour?

Hello! I have pulled together all of my documents.. Working on some final details like a US FBI background check.. I just want to make sure I'm ready..

1. My marriage certificate (USA)

2. My birth certificate (USA)

3. My mother's marriage certificate (USA)

4. My mother's birth certificate (USA)

5. My grandmother's USA naturalization certificate (copy - USA)

6. My grandmother's marriage certificate (Germany)

7. My grandmother's birth certificate (Germany)

8. My great-grandfather's marriage certificate (Germany)

9. My great-grandfather's birth certificate (Germany)

I'm going to be planning a trip to Houston to see the German Consulate there to verify all of the documents and form be