# Schneider Genealogy

> Schneider Genealogy is the practice of Jessica Schneider, a professional genealogist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, serving families, attorneys, and fiduciaries across the United States. The practice specializes in heir search and estate administration research, Canadian citizenship by descent (Bill C-3) records research, tribal enrollment and Métis family history, and complex records research documented to a legal standard of proof.

Service area: Based in Minneapolis, MN; serves clients nationwide with access to local, state, provincial, and federal repositories.
Customer type: Estate attorneys, fiduciaries, real estate investors, asset recovery specialists, and individuals and families researching lineage, citizenship eligibility, or tribal ancestry.
Contact: 970-749-6629 · jessica@schneidergenealogy.com

## Core pages
- [Home](https://schneidergenealogy.com/): Overview of services, process, and professional affiliations.
- [About Jessica Schneider](https://schneidergenealogy.com/about/jessica-schneider): Bio, credentials, and affiliations of the practitioner (Association of Professional Genealogists member).
- [Blog](https://schneidergenealogy.com/blog): In-depth, sourced articles on citizenship by descent, heir search, tribal enrollment, records research, and family history.

## Key topics and articles
- [Canadian Citizenship by Descent Under Bill C-3](https://schneidergenealogy.com/blog/canadian-citizenship-research-looks-like): Who qualifies after Bill C-3, what documentary proof IRCC requires, and how the records research works.

## Services
- Heir Search and Estate Administration Research: Identifying and locating heirs to intestate estates and unclaimed property for probate.
- Canadian Citizenship by Descent: Locating and obtaining certified records to document a chain of descent for citizenship applications.
- Family History Research: Tracing lineage and answering complex family questions across places and time.
- Tribal Enrollment and Métis Family History Research: Evidence-based ancestry research for tribal enrollment and Métis identity, focused on the Upper Midwest, Manitoba, and western Quebec.