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Branch Level Services
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Collaboration Time

A Branch

Cost:

$875.00

Hours included:

25 hrs

You have created a search plan and are following through but sometimes need help or collaboration on a road block.

Collaboration time is a set amount of time worked over extended periods of time as needed to support the customer. It does not necessarily produce a record or an artifact. It provides information, knowledge and experienced support and guidance to the customer.

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Family Group Search Plan

A Branch

Cost:

$700.00

Hours included:

20 hrs

Creating a Search Plan is another Branch level service, which involves reviewing one family group from your tree, validating it, and creating a Search Plan to move you forward.  This plan can be worked independently by yourself or in conjunction with one of us.  The plan is created online so both parties can have access to tasks and see the status of what has been completed.   If you get stumped you'll be able to chat with us online, through email or telephone.  We can jump in and assist when needed.  We'll help you get organized, stay on track, and move forward!

Search plans help you track your sources and new leads. Our online tools help keep it all organized preventing re-work. This service creates the search plan online where it can be easily accessed.

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Family Group Validation

A Branch

Cost:

$350.00

Hours included:

10 hrs

When we do a Tree and Source Validation Service we  aren't just looking to validate that this source is the match to your ancestor.  We look at how many sources do you have for each fact? Is the John Smith in the record your John Smith? There should be five or six sources for each fact if possible, if you don't have that level of validation we look to fill in those gaps. 

This service is important with so many online genealogy tools available. It corrects errors in your tree, which can easily happen when accepting online data. It is intended to ensure that the 'John Smith' in your tree really correlates to the 'John Smith' you have discovered online.

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