Publication date: 18.03.2025
My name is Yaroslav Kit, and I am a legal consultant based in Lublin (with an office outside Lublin). I specialize in Polish administrative law, labor law, and tax law. My experience is extensive, and it’s hard to capture it all in just a few sentences. I primarily work with individuals and emphasize the principle that services are paid for only after the successful completion of a case, not before. I am fluent in Ukrainian, Russian, and Polish. My personal motto is "Knowledge is power!" Legalization of stay (residence cards, resident status), assistance in property purchase by foreigners in Poland, notarial powers of attorney, citizenship applications, applications for the Polish Card and interview preparation, labor contract verification and actions to recover unpaid obligations, business translations, and assistance in finding funds for startups.
EU Resident Card Application in Poland with the Help of a Lawyer
Yevhenia, a Ukrainian citizen, moved to Poland in 2018. She found a job, legalized her status, but in 2024, she found it difficult to apply for the EU Resident Card. She didn’t know which documents were required, how to correctly fill out the application, and was concerned about potential mistakes that could lead to rejection. To avoid problems, Yevhenia turned to a lawyer specializing in migration law.
Situation
Yevhenia had been living in Poland for a long time, but applying for the EU Resident Card seemed like a challenging task. She wasn't sure if her documents were filled out correctly and was concerned about the application processing time, which could take more than half a year. To avoid mistakes and unforeseen complications, Yevhenia sought the assistance of a professional lawyer.
Solution
- Consultation and Situation Analysis: The lawyer provided a detailed consultation with Yevhenia, explaining each step of the EU Resident Card application process, the necessary documents, and requirements.
- Document Preparation: The lawyer helped to gather the full set of documents, including a passport, housing rental contract, proof of financial stability, health insurance policy, and photographs.
- Filling out the application: The lawyer filled out the application for the EU Resident Card, preventing any errors that could lead to a refusal.
- Submission of the Application: The lawyer assisted Yevhenia during the submission of the documents at the Voivodeship Office (Urząd Wojewódzki), helping her with the administrative fee.
- Process Monitoring: After submitting the application, the lawyer regularly monitored its status, providing additional documents and explanations to speed up the processing.
Result
- Successful Application: After 8 weeks, Yevhenia received the decision granting her residence rights in Poland and received the EU Resident Card 4 weeks later.
- Legal Status: The EU Resident Card allowed Yevhenia to legally work, use healthcare services, and travel within the EU countries.
- Quick Resolution: With the lawyer’s help, Yevhenia successfully completed all the stages of the application and avoided mistakes, saving her time.
Questions and Answers
Question
How long does the process of obtaining the EU Resident Card take in Poland?
Answer
The process of obtaining the EU Resident Card in Poland can take from six months or longer, depending on the correctness of the submitted documents and the processing time.
Question
What documents are required to apply for the EU Resident Card?
Answer
The documents required to apply for the EU Resident Card are as follows:
- Passport.
- Housing rental contract.
- Proof of financial stability (e.g., employment contract).
- Health insurance policy.
- Photographs for documents.
Why Contact Us?
- Professional Support: Assistance at all stages of the EU Resident Card application process.
- Avoid Mistakes: Preventing errors in the documents that could lead to refusal.
- Time Saving: Accelerating the process with professional support.
Our Work Results
- Fast EU Resident Card Acquisition: Thanks to the correct document preparation, the client received the EU Resident Card in a short period.
- Legal Stay in Poland: The card allows the client to legally work and use healthcare services.
Professional document preparation
Legalizing your status
Quick result without errors
Thanks to professional support, Yevhenia successfully obtained the EU Resident Card. This allowed her to work legally and use healthcare services in Poland. If you also want to apply for the EU Resident Card, contact us!
