Discover your family story.

You'll complete a short questionnaire and upload any family trees, photographs, records, or other materials you already have. Our researchers review everything and run a preliminary search of the historical records. Within 1–2 business days, you'll receive everything we found — along with your living family tree, built from our discoveries and the family you already know, delivered on your private Curio Blvd platform. And $99 of your Blueprint is credited toward any research package whenever you're ready to go deeper.

Yes. Your full $99 Family Tree Blueprint will be applied toward the research package you choose to move forward with.

No family-history service can guarantee a particular discovery. Historical records may be incomplete, restricted, inaccurate, destroyed, or unavailable. You are paying for the agreed research time, analysis, organization, and final deliverables—not a guaranteed person, record, relationship, or number of generations.

Start with whatever you know: names, approximate dates, locations, relationships, family stories, photographs, certificates, obituaries, letters, or an existing family tree. It is completely okay to have missing information—that is often where the research begins.

Depending on the project, we may search census records, birth and death indexes, marriage records, immigration and naturalization files, military records, city directories, newspapers, cemetery records, public family trees, and other relevant historical collections.

Record availability varies by location, time period, language, and privacy restrictions.

We go beyond a traditional research report. Your discoveries, records, photographs, sources, stories, timelines, and family tree are organized inside one private Curio Blvd private archive— made to understand, share, revisit, and keep for generations.

Yes. Your project includes written findings and supporting sources, but the research will also be thoughtfully organized inside your Curio Blvd archive rather than delivered only as a static PDF.

Your estimated turnaround will be confirmed after the Research Assessment. Timing depends on the package, research complexity, record availability, archive response times, and whether outside records must be ordered.

Most projects are completed within 1-2 weeks after we receive all required information.

The Family Branch package may research up to four generations along one defined family line, within the included research hours. Three generations is the maximum scope— not a guaranteed outcome. The number successfully documented depends on the available evidence.

Yes. Your research and submitted materials are treated as private and confidential. We will not share your family’s story publicly, use it in marketing, or feature it in Curio content without your separate written permission.

Not without your permission. We will not contact living relatives, possible relatives, or other private individuals unless it is included in the agreed project scope and you have authorized it in writing.

Standard Curio Blvd packages do not include DNA interpretation, unknown-parent investigations, or adoption searches based on genetic matches. Projects requiring specialized genetic genealogy may be referred to an appropriately experienced outside researcher.

Curio Blvd’s services are intended for personal family-history discovery and preservation. We do not provide legal advice, determine legal heirs, establish citizenship eligibility, or prepare research for probate, court proceedings, or official lineage applications.

Standard online research is included within the package scope. Certified records, archive retrieval, translation, licensing, international researchers, travel, and other third-party expenses may cost extra. We will always request your approval before incurring an additional expense.

The Research Assessment becomes nonrefundable once we begin reviewing your information and conducting preliminary research. Larger project payments cover reserved research time and completed work. A refund is not available solely because a hoped-for person, record, relationship, or family story could not be found or confirmed.