From an Archival Certificate to the Final Stage
Altapatri publishes citizenship and residence destinations and explicitly offers services where supporting documents exist. Its overview identifies dossier formation, filing and awaiting a decision. This review examines documentary preparation and its Romanian oath service in more detail. [1]
Services and Starting Cost
The price page advertises from EUR 4,000. It lists gathering records, recovering archival ancestry certificates, translation, notarisation, appointments and accompaniment by a lawyer at filing. These preparation and representation tasks provide context for the published figure. [2]
Preparing for the Oath
The dedicated page separates booking, preparation materials and trip organisation. It also discusses explaining conduct and dress expectations. Assistance therefore continues beyond initial dossier preparation into a distinct personal stage. [3]
Its preparation list includes the dosar number, notification and identity records, with additional items for children. These illustrate service organisation; the commercial checklist is not reproduced as a universal authority requirement. [3]
Engagement Conditions and Materials
The pricing offer separately mentions Romanian-language materials and free assistance for children under 18. The materials complement practical assistance at the personal stage; the children’s offer concerns the family engagement. [2]
Feedback on a Specialist’s Work
Altapatri provides a separate lawyer-evaluation form. It invites service comments and contact details for quality-control follow-up; its acknowledgement mentions moderation. This is an internal feedback channel, described separately from independent customer publications. [4]
Review Sources
Checked on 16 October 2026. Prices refer to the specified services and payment conditions.