Want to marry a foreign national? Not sure how to file an alimony lawsuit? Or maybe, as a foreigner, you are planning to settle your inheritance affairs in Poland?
Polish law is complicated, as are administrative procedures, but this need not be an obstacle to handling your affairs in Poland. Being lawyers, we will help you with everything! We will indicate what steps you need to take, take care of gathering the required documents, and later represent you in proceedings before the head of the registry office, administrative bodies and in court proceedings.
An immigration lawyer will provide you with support in cases involving:
Planning to marry a foreign national? Was your child born abroad? Applying for Polish citizenship? Or maybe you are going to file a lawsuit for alimony or request contact with your child? These are just a few of many matters whose effective settlement depends on the correct preparation of civil status records.
Our law firm provides assistance in terms of:
If you lose or destroy your travel document or if it has expired, our lawyer will check whether you meet the conditions needed to obtain a Polish travel document. We will help you prepare the application and the necessary documents and ensure that the proceedings are carried out as quickly as possible.
You can also count on our support in settling inheritance, divorce or alimony cases and other family matters involving foreigners. We will provide you with legal assistance, represent you before the Polish courts and take care of all the formalities.
Warsaw is full of lawyers, but few of them specialize in handling immigration matters. However, we have over 20 years of experience in this field and we are happy to help clients from the Masovian Voivodeship. Thanks to the acquired knowledge and professional practice, we can smoothly navigate the regulations and administrative procedures, and above all, successfully undertake even complex cases. At our law firm located in the Śródmieście district (downtown), we work based on 3 fundamental principles, such as integrity, flexibility, and empathy. We also make sure that we are in constant contact with our clients, keeping them informed of every stage of the proceedings. All this allows us to eliminate unnecessary doubts and build a solid relationship based on mutual trust. Like these principles of cooperation? If so, contact us and tell us how we can help you.
To get married at the Civil Registry Office in Poland, you will need a valid foreigner’s identity document (e.g. passport), a copy of the birth certificate with a sworn translation into Polish, and if the foreigner was previously married in another relationship – also the marriage certificate and a document confirming their capacity to be remarried issued by the authorities of the foreigner’s country or, alternatively, a consent of a Polish court to be remarried, which we help obtain by representing the foreigner in court.
