The FamilySearch center in Oslo is a non-profit organization that offers resources and help for genealogical research. The center provides access to technology and personal assistance for those who wish to explore their family history. It is known for having exclusive resources that can be useful to both novice and experienced genealogists.
The center is located in premises that are often connected to churches or libraries, and is open to the public. Employees at the center have received training in genealogy and can communicate in both Norwegian and English. It is recommended to agree a time for data use, as the capacity is limited. The FamilySearch center opens on the first and third Wednesday of the month, giving visitors the opportunity to make use of the available resources.