OBTAINING POLISH CITIZENSHIP THROUGH THE POLISH CARD ✅ MIGRATION ✅ SERVICES

Legal Conclusion

A description of the situation requiring legal analysis is conducted.

The circumstances of the case are established, and the presence or absence of documents relevant to the situation is determined.

Full oral communication is conducted to establish all necessary circumstances of the case.

The client's expectations regarding the results of the service provision are determined.

Analysis of current legislation regulating the issue is conducted.

Analysis of judicial practice regarding the given issue is conducted.

The lawyer's personal experience in resolving such or similar issues is described.

A conclusion is provided, giving an opinion on the impossibility of resolving the problem or ways to resolve the problem.

Each method of problem resolution is described separately and formed into a table indicating specific actions of the specialist, the timeframe for the overall service provision and each stage separately (if the service consists of stages), the result of the service provision or stage, as well as the price of the service or stage.

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Obtaining Polish citizenship through the Polish Card

The Polish Card is a document that confirms an foreigner's affiliation with the Polish nation and also grants the right to legally reside in the Republic of Poland, work, and receive education.

Based on the Polish Card, one can apply for Polish citizenship after just 1 year of residence in Poland. However, even before obtaining citizenship, the foreigner enjoys all the same rights as a Polish citizen, except for the right to vote in elections.

We have explained how to obtain the Polish Card here...

To apply for citizenship based on the Polish Card, you need a minimal set of documents:

completed application form for citizenship;
photo 3.5x4.5 cm, taken no later than 6 months before submitting the application;
valid passport or other identification document with a photo of its holder;
Polish Card and permanent residence;
receipt for payment of the stamp duty.

Additionally, you may need an income certificate, marriage certificate, birth certificates of children, confirmation of the presence of Polish ancestors.

Conclusion

All documents must be provided in Polish. Documents in a foreign language must be translated into Polish by a sworn translator. On the "Consultant" marketplace, you can order a sworn translation service, receive detailed consultation on obtaining Polish citizenship, and also receive full legal support for obtaining Polish citizenship.