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The six steps in this section are designed to help you locate several professional genealogists and then select the one that best meets your needs. <br> | The six steps in this section are designed to help you locate several professional genealogists and then select the one that best meets your needs. <br> | ||
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5. Make an agreement.<br> | 5. Make an agreement.<br> | ||
6. Pay fees and provide information to start. | 6. Pay fees and provide information to start.' | ||
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=== '''Stay in Contact''' === | === '''Stay in Contact''' === | ||
As you work with your genealogist, be sure to communicate often. Most problems can be avoided through good communication. However, if problems do arise that you cannot sole together, get in touch with the organization that credentialed the genealogist. Many organizations will mediate or arbitrate disagreements between the genealogists they credential and their clients. | As you work with your genealogist, be sure to communicate often. Most problems can be avoided through good communication. However, if problems do arise that you cannot sole together, get in touch with the organization that credentialed the genealogist. Many organizations will mediate or arbitrate disagreements between the genealogists they credential and their clients. | ||
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