Common documents include your birth certificate, your ancestor's birth and marriage certificates, naturalization records (if applicable), and proof of lineage. AT LEGAL assists in identifying and obtaining the necessary documents.

Many countries allow claims through either parents or grandparents. Some countries may also permit claims through more distant ancestors, but the process can be more complex. We can guide you based on the specific laws of the country you’re applying to.

The timeline depends on the country and the complexity of your case. It can take anywhere from a few months to over a year. AT LEGAL ensures your application is prepared correctly to avoid unnecessary delays.

Many countries allow dual citizenship, but some may require you to renounce your current citizenship. We provide advice on the implications and legalities of holding dual citizenship.

If your application is denied, we can assist with appealing the decision or addressing the reasons for rejection. Our team ensures your case is presented comprehensively and effectively.