Anett Neumann — formerly professionally known as Anett Goldstein anett.goldstein@gmail.comUSA: +1 347 699 0225Israel: +972 54 338 9574
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Our Team

Personal attention, supported by experienced professionals.

Hungarian citizenship cases often involve much more than a single application. There may be archival research in Hungary, official documents to obtain, authorities to contact, translations to coordinate and—in simplified naturalization cases—Hungarian to learn.

I work with a small, trusted team of professionals who bring specialist knowledge to different parts of the process.

I remain personally involved in the strategy and direction of my clients’ cases, while my team helps ensure that the research, documentation, administration and language preparation are handled with the same care throughout.

Gáspár Anna

Gáspár Anna

Archival Research & On-Site Documentation

Based in Budapest, Anna handles archival research, official document retrieval and many of the practical matters that need to be carried out locally in Hungary.

She studied Hungarian Language and Literature and Communication at Pázmány Péter Catholic University and has more than two decades of institutional administrative experience, including over ten years within the Hungarian public prosecution system. Anna also completed two years of law studies at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), Faculty of Law.

This background gives her a strong understanding of Hungarian administrative procedures, official documentation and institutional correspondence.

Anna’s work includes:

  • Civil registry document retrieval
  • Research in Hungarian archives
  • Residence and domicile research
  • Coordination with Hungarian authorities
  • Review and procurement of official documentation
  • On-site representation where required

Anna speaks Hungarian, English and Italian.

Anna and I have worked together for more than a decade. Her precision, discretion and understanding of Hungarian administration make her an invaluable part of the practice.

Döbörhegyi Dagan Judit

Döbörhegyi Dagan Judit

Case Management & Hungarian Language Preparation

Judit coordinates citizenship cases and oversees Hungarian-language preparation for simplified naturalization applicants.

She studied English and Russian at the University of Pécs and continued advanced language studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. She has worked in legal-office environments for more than twenty years.

For eight years in Tel Aviv, Judit managed the Hungarian simplified-naturalization division of a law firm specializing in citizenship procedures. This gives her a particularly valuable combination of administrative experience and practical understanding of what applicants face during the process.

Judit’s work includes:

  • Citizenship case coordination
  • Simplified-naturalization documentation
  • Hungarian-language preparation
  • Consular interview preparation
  • Embassy appointment coordination

She speaks Hungarian, Hebrew, English and Russian.

Her language preparation is practical and focused on the citizenship process. The aim is not academic grammar for its own sake, but helping applicants develop the Hungarian they need to communicate independently and approach the process with confidence.

How we work

A small team by design

I have deliberately kept my practice personal.

When you work with us, you are not passed anonymously from department to department. Each of us has a defined area of expertise, and we work together on the same objective: to move your case forward carefully, efficiently and with a clear understanding of the family story behind the documents.