Our services

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Yes! Connect with us and we will help you assess your case.

Our service covers the entire process from start to finish. We begin by assessing your case and advising on the documents required. Then, we assist in completing the necessary documentation and handle the transcription of the birth certificate—and, if needed, the marriage certificate—at the registry office. After that, we initiate the procedure with the appropriate foreign office in Poland.

Throughout the entire process, our team acts as your intermediary, ensuring clear communication and a seamless experience between you and the Polish authorities.

Yes! If you decide to file the confirmation process for you and your family members, we can offer a reduced price. Connect with us to find out more!

Office fees, translation costs, and expenses such as postage for sending documents are not included in the listed prices.

There is no single, fixed list of required documents. You should provide everything you have that relates to your ancestors and any documents that confirm—or even suggest—a connection to Polish citizenship. Since Polish citizenship is passed down through bloodline, it is essential to prove the direct link from your ancestor to you.

The most common documents needed are birth/marriage certificates, passports, documents issued by Polish authorities, etc.

One option is to search archives for information that may reveal your ancestors’ connection to Poland. These records can often be located in Polish archives or obtained through official Polish offices.

We can help you find such documents. 

Yes! You don’t have to be in Poland to file the application. We can act as your intermediary and handle everything on your behalf. All that’s required is a power of attorney, which authorizes us to process the confirmation for you.

No! Speaking Polish is not required to confirm citizenship. The key factor is your bloodline and proving its continuity.

It depends! The process involves two main steps:

1. Registration of the birth or marriage certificate at the registry office, which may take 1-2 months.
2. Submission to the Foreign Office, which typically requires 6 to 12 months for processing.

Please note: This timeline does not include the additional time needed to locate documents in archives or other actions.