Finding a Certified Person for Genealogical Research
BCG certifies individuals in one research
category and one teaching
category, described below. These categories
relate to particular types of genealogical projects, such
as:
- help with research problems;
- completing hereditary-society applications;
- compiling extensive family histories;
- conducting seminars for genealogical societies.
To identify certified persons to help with genealogical
needs, prospective clients should consider individuals whose:
- certification category is closest to the type of work
they desire;
- location is near records the client wants searched;
and
- special interests relate to the client’s goals.
Click here to access
the roster of genealogists who are BCG-certified.
Research Category
The Certified Genealogist, CGSM,
is proficient in all areas of genealogical research and
analysis, is qualified to solve relationship and identity
problems of all types, and is experienced in the compilation
of well-crafted family histories.
Teaching Category
The Certified Genealogical Lecturer, CGLSM,
who also holds
certification in a research category, delivers educational
presentations on specific genealogical topics.
Consumers interested in the specific certification requirements
for these categories can find them listed in the Requirements
for Certification.
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