[fitscout]

Hello so i have this situation in the momment.

I have never knew my father and maybe im interested to meet him.

What tips you can give on how this can happen ?

All i know for him is that once he owned a restaurant in the city where i was born, and after that he went in other country.

Is there any agency that is doing this for you?

[SNAK]

You might want to google that.
It's different and depends on what country you're from.

[fitscout]

You might want to google that.
It's different and depends on what country you're from.

Have searched for this , but there are no exact examples.

[SNAK]

Have searched for this , but there are no exact examples.

What country are you from?

[fitscout]

Bulgaria, i have found that he went in Turkey. And i know his first name only.

[Snowwy]

I know where I'm from, there is a website for this. I forgot the name but it's some sort of family tree type deal..

[Quinster]

Bulgaria, i have found that he went in Turkey. And i know his first name only.

Din’t you get your fathers last name? And what does your mother know about him?

[Manks]

If you live in a non-barbaric country (based on your rustic english I assume not) you can go to your local city hall and ask for records!

[fitscout]

Din’t you get your fathers last name? And what does your mother know about him?

No idea about the last name. But just now i got the idea to go to the Municipality and to ask who was the owner of the restaurant in that time. She doesn't want to talk about it.

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If you live in a non-barbaric country (based on your rustic english I assume not) you can go to your local city hall and ask for records!

thank you for my english 🤣🤣🤣. Im trying ✌

[SNAK]

If you live in a non-barbaric country (based on your rustic english I assume not) you can go to your local city hall and ask for records!

This had me rolling lmao.
Do you know the process in barbaric countries also?

[fitscout]

This had me rolling lmao.
Do you know the process in barbaric countries also?

You just enter with a gun and that's it 🤣.
In Bulgaria is just like that.

[Manks]

This had me rolling lmao.
Do you know the process in barbaric countries also?

Im just joking, but glad you found it humorous; thanks for not being a hard-ass

Many countries similarly follow the same governmental guidelines. Im assuming Indian, http://nationalarchives.nic.in/content/public-records-5
if they have a website like this, you could always try to find your local government agency and ask them for help
https://indiafamily.bl.uk/UI/Home.aspx

Try either of the links for possibly EZ-at-home access.

Also another reason why your country should have records, is your father left. Crossing borders requires lots o paperwork.

[Vitani's Mate]

Google is your best friend.
Also you can talk to people who his friends, family or has had contact with him.

I am sure you will find him.

[fitscout]

I will keep you updated after my little " investigation " . So if someone need tips he will know how to do it.

[Quinster]

No idea about the last name. But just now i got the idea to go to the Municipality and to ask who was the owner of the restaurant in that time. She doesn't want to talk about it.

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thank you for my english 🤣🤣🤣. Im trying ✌

Personally I think your mother needs to talk about it, of course I don’t know what things happened and she might be traumatized (in worst case). But it’s your right to know about your biological father...