Eligibility check

Find out if you can reinstate Lithuanian citizenship

Tell us about your family line, and our team sends you a personalized analysis: the route that fits your case, and what it takes. No documents to dig up yet.

Which ancestor connects you to Lithuania?

Pick the closest relative who was Lithuanian. The law reaches down to the great-grandchild.

When did the family leave Lithuania?

Lithuania became independent on 16 February 1918 and restored its independence on 11 March 1990. A rough guess is fine. Families who fled, were exiled, or were deported count the same.

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How this works

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Tell us about your Lithuanian line, it only takes a minute.
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We review your answers and email you a personalized analysis, usually within two business days, with your next steps.
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No credit card. No retainer. It costs nothing to start, and the answer can be 'no.'

What we look for

A pre-1940 Lithuanian ancestor

A parent, grandparent, or great-grandparent who was a citizen of the Republic of Lithuania before the Soviet occupation in 1940.

A departure before 1990, outside the USSR

Family that left or was exiled before independence in 1990, to the US or anywhere outside the former Soviet Union. That is what keeps your US citizenship intact.

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