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=== Introduction === | |||
In order to get genealogical information from Serbia, it is necessary to determine where the records you need are located. To do this you first write to the archive to inquire where the records are. After receiving a reply you send a letter to the address given to you by the archive. It may be possible for you to get information by writing. However, you can expect to wait several months for a reply and it is also quite possible, that you will not receive an answer.<br><br>Following are two sample letters to guide you in writing genealogical inquiries. Type or clearly print your letter using these sample letters as a guide. <br><br>Use Sample letter A as a guide to write a letter asking where the records are located. Then send it to the archive of the republic or the autonomous province in which your ancestor’s place of birth is presently located (addresses are listed following the sample letters). Include two International Reply Coupons in your letter to cover their postage costs in answering you. You can obtain International Reply Coupons at your post office. The answer should include the address of the archive or registry office where the records you need are located.<br><br>Upon receiving the needed address, use Sample letter B to write a letter to the place where the records are kept. Again include two International Reply Coupons. <br><br>Please note the following when writing your letters:<br><br>'''DATES'''<br><br>Write dates in day-month-year order. For example: 12. aprila 1844 / oko [about] 1844. The names of months are not capitalized. The months in the possessive form used in writing dates are:<br><br>januara, februara, marta, aprila, maja, juna, jula, avgusta, septembra, oktobra, novembra, decembra.<br><br>'''RELIGIONS'''<br><br>Roman Catholic rimo-katolička<br>Greek Catholic grčko-katolička<br>Orthodox pravoslavna<br>Protestant protestantska<br>Jewish jevrejska<br>Moslem muslimanska<br><br><br> | In order to get genealogical information from Serbia, it is necessary to determine where the records you need are located. To do this you first write to the archive to inquire where the records are. After receiving a reply you send a letter to the address given to you by the archive. It may be possible for you to get information by writing. However, you can expect to wait several months for a reply and it is also quite possible, that you will not receive an answer.<br><br>Following are two sample letters to guide you in writing genealogical inquiries. Type or clearly print your letter using these sample letters as a guide. <br><br>Use Sample letter A as a guide to write a letter asking where the records are located. Then send it to the archive of the republic or the autonomous province in which your ancestor’s place of birth is presently located (addresses are listed following the sample letters). Include two International Reply Coupons in your letter to cover their postage costs in answering you. You can obtain International Reply Coupons at your post office. The answer should include the address of the archive or registry office where the records you need are located.<br><br>Upon receiving the needed address, use Sample letter B to write a letter to the place where the records are kept. Again include two International Reply Coupons. <br><br>Please note the following when writing your letters:<br><br>'''DATES'''<br><br>Write dates in day-month-year order. For example: 12. aprila 1844 / oko [about] 1844. The names of months are not capitalized. The months in the possessive form used in writing dates are:<br><br>januara, februara, marta, aprila, maja, juna, jula, avgusta, septembra, oktobra, novembra, decembra.<br><br>'''RELIGIONS'''<br><br>Roman Catholic rimo-katolička<br>Greek Catholic grčko-katolička<br>Orthodox pravoslavna<br>Protestant protestantska<br>Jewish jevrejska<br>Moslem muslimanska<br><br><br> | ||