ISRAEL
A Polish family line doesn't lose its citizenship — it loses track of the paperwork.
Since 2003 we've been coordinating Polish citizenship cases for Israeli families of Polish descent, from pre-war roots to more recent history.
Check if I qualify — free, 2 minutes
Free · 2 minutes · no documents needed
20+
YEARS OF CASEWORK
How it works
01
Free pre-qualifier
Tell us your ancestor's story.
02
We curate & file
Records gathered, apostilled, filed with the Voivode.
03
Confirmation, then passport
Collected at the Polish consulate.
Who qualifies
A parent, grandparent, or great-grandparent with Polish citizenship is usually the thread. It doesn't expire — it has to be confirmed, not applied for fresh.
ESTABLISHED
Since 2003
TIMELINE
12–24+ months
FILING
Voivode & Polish consulate
Short FAQ
Does emigrating generations ago disqualify my family?
No — descent doesn't expire. It just needs proving, record by record.
How long does it take?
Realistically 12 to 24 months or more.
What documents will I need?
Long-form vital records and your ancestor's Polish-era papers, apostilled.
Do I need to travel to Poland?
No — filing runs through the Voivode and your local consulate.