Airloom Genealogy
Forensic Genealogists
Specializing in evidence-gathering for citizenship by descent applications
Services at a Glance
Canadian Citizenship by Descent
Vital records requests and genealogical evidence for Canadian citizenship by descent applications, including lineages through Quebec-born ancestors
Mexican Citizenship by Descent
Evidence to document each parent-to-child link in your Mexican lineage, from civil registry records to the documents your consulate will ask for
Italian Citizenship by Descent
Certified records from both the Italian comune and the country of emigration, reconciled so names, dates, and places agree across every link in your claim.
Greek Citizenship by Descent
Identifying your ancestral municipality and obtaining the municipal roll (dimotologio) or male register (mitroon arrenon) entries a Greek claim depends on.
Company Overview
Airloom Genealogy, Inc. is a Toronto-based forensic genealogy firm specializing in evidence-gathering for citizenship by descent (CBD) applications. We guide clients through the genealogy research process to document their lineage, acquire vital records, and build evidentiary portfolios that meet the standards of that specific country’s evidentiary standards. Our Client Dashboard and Partner Dashboard let you, and your immigration attorney or consultant if you have one, follow every record request and research session as it happens.
Our services are strictly limited to research, documentation, and lineage analysis. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. For all legal matters, including application submission or interpreting foreign law, we refer clients to a qualified immigration attorney or consultant in the relevant jurisdiction.
A trauma-informed approach
Family stories are powerful threads that connect generations, which can be both healing and emotionally complex. During genealogical research, it’s not uncommon to discover that your ancestors faced extreme hardships. For example, they may have lost children during childbirth or lived in extreme poverty. They may have been committed, incarcerated, enslaved, or held enslaved people in bondage. Uncovering this information can be unexpected and triggering. Airloom Genealogy creates a safe and supportive space for you, ensuring the research process is respectful and empowering. At any point, you may invite a friend or loved one as emotional support to our meetings. We’re also happy to help you connect with genealogists whose lived experiences align more closely with yours.
Our commitment to ethical practice
Confidentiality
- We will not ask for any personal information that isn’t needed for genealogical research.
- We will keep any personal information you share confidential.
- We will not sell your data to anyone.
Professionalism
- We will not duplicate previous research without good reason.
- We will cite our sources accurately.
- We will handle research materials with care and respect.
Transparency
- We will explain project limitations and suggest alternate solutions.
- We will not withhold any findings.
- We will share research progress and findings with you as they happen, through your Client Dashboard.
- We will return any unused advance payments.
Collaboration
- We will credit all of our collaborators.
- We will invite our findings to be challenged.
Important notes
Data privacy & compliance
We are deeply committed to maintaining global data privacy standards, treating the sensitive family information you entrust to us with the utmost confidentiality. We comply with major regulations, including PIPEDA, GDPR, and CCPA, to ensure the rigorous protection of your data. Your sensitive data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with strict role-based access controls. Furthermore, all information concerning living individuals is marked as strictly private and suppressed from any reports you consent to make public. Your data will never be sold or shared with any third parties without your explicit, written consent.
Terms of service & legal disclaimer
As professional genealogists, our services are strictly limited to research, documentation, and lineage analysis for citizenship by descent applications. Our reports constitute genealogical findings only and do not constitute legal advice, nor do we guarantee any specific outcome (such as the successful acquisition of citizenship). For all legal matters, including application submission or interpreting foreign law, we will refer you to a qualified immigration attorney. By engaging our services, you agree to these clear boundaries and commitments.