How Far Back Can You Go For German Citizenship?

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Is there a limit on generations for German Citizenship?
Join Polaron's Director and Founder, Eva Hussain, alongside our German Citizenship Specialist, Marina Gschwend, as we explore how far back you lineage can go to reclaim your German Citizenship.
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[@Polaron]

Book a discovery call with Marina to begin your journey towards German citizenship!
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[@sail4horizon]

Dang, so close. My great grandma was brought to the USA when she was an infant in 1888.

[@HYTELES]

I have proof that my great great grandparents were born in Germany in the 1850s. My grandfather was half German. His mother was born in the United States in the 1880s. I was born in 1970. Would I qualify? I have proof of my ancestry.

[@Polaron]

Hi and thanks for your enquiry! We need a bit more information before we can determine if you qualify. Could you please email us at [e-mail] or feel free to take our German eligibility test:
polaron.com.au/eu-citizenship/german-citizenship/eligibility-form/

[@annabellstafford9700]

My mother was German my Father was British, both are now deceased, my Grandfather was last seen boarding the Bismarck and then it was shot down.
but I am not able to find out anymore information on what happened to my Grandfather. how do I access this, any help would be greatly appreciated.

[@BUHNANUHBREAD]

If this is military then the site 3 Fold is where you would want to look for military records. This site used to be free but now requires membership fees. 🙄 There are other sites out there to search for this. Family Search is also good & is free. Census records or death records to start & even FindaGrave. Good luck in your search! 🙂

[@sandwichtube]

My family left April 24, 1903. Zero chance of me getting citizenship.

[@sandwichtube]

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