Your mother’s Bronx birth record needs a New York court order
- Mother · born
- Bronx, 1927
- Died
- 2011
Your next stepWe prepare the petition with you, once, for all three of you.
Pick a country. See the records your advisor found, the problems caught before filing, and the next step you get for each one.
A real family’s case, shown by initial and surname.
Your next stepWe prepare the petition with you, once, for all three of you.
New York City and New York State keep different records under different rules. We order each one from the right office, and handle the ones New York restricts.
The Foreign Births Register only takes applications online. We prefill one for each of you and file it with you.
We coordinate the Witness Kit for every brother and sister applying, so each application is witnessed correctly and nobody hunts for a witness alone.
3 siblings, 3 surnames · maternal grandfather born in Co. Cork, 1878 · every record from New York
On paper, three surnames don’t look like one family. Your advisor links them, record by record.
Your next stepWe prepare the New York petition with you.
Your next stepApprove the family order. Each record is shared across all three applications.
Your next stepReview your prefilled application. We file it online with you; it’s the only way the register accepts it.
Your next stepEach of you gets a Witness Kit. We track all three to the finish.
Every record, office and next step shown is from the O’Keeffe family’s real case.
Three siblings, three surnames, one grandfather from Co. Cork. One family file gets all three of them ready to apply.
A real family’s case, shown by initial and surname.
One family, one lead, one advisor. When your brothers and sisters join as members, your advisor can answer questions on their cases too.
Your Heritage Passport case team uses AI tools to help prepare case reviews, document checks and correspondence.