Polish citizenship is passed down by bloodline at birth—it is not granted by clicking online. This intake gathers your family facts to assess legal viability; completing it does not yet constitute formal case representation.
This service is exclusively for people of Polish and Polish-Jewish descent.
We will ask about your Polish ancestor, your family line, and key dates in your family history. Your answers help us understand your connection to Poland and identify what needs a closer review before we discuss the next steps.
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This quick check is only a first indication — it cannot assess the legal details that decide a case.
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Your case looks like a strong candidate for confirmation of Polish citizenship by descent. Leave your details and a real person will confirm the specifics with you personally.
Based on your family lineage, your case indicates a viable descent claim under the Polish Citizenship Act. Your preliminary file has been established.
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Decades spent abroad or generations born overseas do not extinguish Polish citizenship. Polish law assesses your unbroken lineage against historical statutes—principally the landmark Polish Citizenship Statute of 1920.
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This service is exclusively for people of Polish and Polish-Jewish descent.
We will ask about your Polish ancestor, your family line, and key dates in your family history. Your answers help us understand your connection to Poland and identify what needs a closer review before we discuss the next steps.
Are you of Polish or Polish-Jewish descent?
This work is for people of Polish or Polish-Jewish descent. If that is not your family line, this is not a case we can take. Your file stays.
CloseTell us about your closest Polish-born adult ancestor.
Dates and family relationships determine which generation must be documented. Until 19 January 1951 Polish citizenship passed through the male line: a child took the father’s citizenship and a married woman shared her husband’s, so a line through a grandmother or great-grandmother is checked through her husband. Our legal team confirms the correct line from the records.
Date of birth
Do you have their birth certificate?
Did your Polish ancestor ever marry?
Was your Polish ancestor a man or a woman?
Did they naturalize in the new country?
Did they serve in a foreign army or hold foreign public office before 1951?
Who is the next generation link for you?
Does this Polish line reach you through your father or your mother?
Choose the connecting parent before continuing.
Choose the connecting parent before answering this question.
Tell us about your birth and family details.
Through which parent does your Polish line reach you?
Were your parents married when you were born?
Tell us about your birth and family details.
Your birth period
Were you born in Poland?
Do you have children?
Email for a quiet, unhurried review — a call for a focused ten-minute conversation — WhatsApp if you would rather keep it quick. Whichever you choose, you set the pace.
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Polish citizenship confirmation is a sovereign legal procedure with fixed government stages. We work exclusively on transparent, all-inclusive fixed legal fees—with flexible installment options, zero hourly surprises, and steady progress in Warsaw from day one.
Here is the information accumulated from your evaluation so far:
A few answers and you will see your personal estimate — the full cost, the realistic timeline, and exactly what our work covers.
We believe in honest numbers. Confirmation takes years, not weeks — we do the legal work, the voivode decides — and every figure you see here is one we stand behind. No surprises later.
Do you want your personal estimate now?
Spelling changes or different surnames across records mean extra archival matching work, which is why we may recommend a different service level.
This is the first time the fee is per person. Children under 18 join at a quarter. Other adults join at half. The figure is next.
We recommend one based on your answers; you can pick any. The legal work is identical in every tier — the difference is queue position and who personally handles your file.
In Mexico the fee is one number: €7,500. Standard, Expedited, and VIP do not change it.
Based on what you already have, a reduction may apply. Choose honestly — we verify before the quote is signed, and the reduction is then written into it permanently.
A ready file can lower the fee. We write that when we verify.
The full procedure, at a steady pace — analysis, filing, every letter answered, monitored to the decision.
You do not need exact dates or Polish record spellings to begin. Our legal team conducts targeted archival searches across Polish State Archives, civil registries, and regional dioceses to locate your family's original records.
Review your accumulated case details before mapping your family lineage:
You, your children, your Polish parent, grandparent and great grandparents — each generation has its own page with big, clear fields.
Names, dates and places exactly as on birth and marriage certificates. No anglicized names unless they appear on a record.
A blank field is useful — a guess is dangerous. We research the gaps in Polish and United States archives.
This Family Tree is the one-look snapshot of your bloodline. Listing multiple family members on the same lineage unlocks substantial family discounts when applying together. We always start from the ancestor who was an adult — over 21 — at the time of emigration; if he was younger, we start from his father. With emigration before 1920, the line sometimes begins with the great-great-grandfather.
The person claiming Polish citizenship.
Context only — a spouse is never a candidate for citizenship. Unless of Polish descent herself/himself — and then a separate applicant.
Only children under 18 — adults apply separately.
Do you have minor children?
How many?
The parent in the claimed Polish bloodline.
The grandparent in the claimed Polish bloodline.
The earliest generation in the claimed line.
Was this direct-line ancestor over 21 at the time of emigration?
Use the ancestor in the direct line, regardless of sex. For early emigration — especially before 1920 — one more generation may be needed. We verify the correct line from the records.
Fill this page only if the Polish-born ancestor is a great-grandparent. If your parent or grandparent was born in Poland, leave this blank.
A complete line is required to start a case — but you can add the rest when you have it. Many people do not know a naturalization date. Leave a blank. Do not invent a year.
How would you like to proceed?
Your automated preliminary assessment indicates that your lineage may hold legal merit under Polish citizenship statutes — our legal team has not reviewed it yet. The next step is translating family facts into an actionable procedural roadmap—organizing archival verifications, certified translations, and government petitions in Warsaw at your own pace, with zero pressure.
Review all data collected across all stages before the final submission:
After you choose, we still decide whether to take the case.
WHEN THE TIME IS RIGHT
There is no need to make a decision today. If your family story or circumstances change, you are welcome to return and continue whenever it feels right for you.
Our clients stay in direct contact with the team handling their case. We give clear updates on documents, milestones and next steps, and before you decide, you can arrange a confidential conversation with clients we already represent.
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You request. We ask them. They decide. We respect their privacy.
Submitting this intake creates no obligation for either party. We formalize representation only after four clear gates: confirmed legal eligibility, an agreed fixed fee, a direct consultation, and speaking with our existing clients.
We would like to sit with you, not only read a form. That is how we see whether this work can be done together.
A single discrepancy in spelling, date, or registry seals can freeze a case in Warsaw for months. Our legal desk conducts a rigorous pre-filing audit to ensure your file moves through the Voivodeship Office cleanly.
You decide how to proceed. We decide representation. The authority decides citizenship.
Here is your confirmed legal standing and full summary of your walkthrough answers. Nothing has been submitted yet; you can review your entire dossier below.