Polish citizenship – documents

If anybody is interested in Polish citizenship he/ she should know about requirements. And to get confirmation of Polish citizenship each person must confirm, that ancestors also hold Polish citizenship and didn’t looose it later. But only a few of them still have Polish documents – usually descendants (children, grandchildren) don’t know what had happened with them. In many times these documents just disappeared when Polish emigrants migrated to other countries. But it doesn’t mean, that way to get Polish citizenship is closed – it’s absolutely not true!.

In Poland, various documents that could confirm Polish citizenship of people who emigrated even before II World War remained in Polish archives and many other instututions that maintain some valuable records. So for most of these people (children and grandchildren of Polish emigrants) confirmation their Polish citizenship may be still possible. Searching for documents that would confirm Polish citizenship could last 1-2 months or even more – everything depends on many factors – such like place (city/ village) where we search for these proofs of Polish citizenship, details applicant know about history of Polish family and others.

It’s very important info – because usually descendants of Polish emigrants think – that they must have these documents or they won’t be eligible. All these people may be eligible – there could be only question of proofs for certain procedure (confirmation of Polish citizenship). Such documents like old Polish passport or Polish IDs don’t have to be really required if other evidences would be gathered.

If are interested in Polish citizenship and you want to know more about this procedure – just click link on right side of this page.

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