About Maria Mirek Expertise POLISH LAW; matters related to legal aspects of immigration to Poland; residency, work
permits, polish citizenship, real estate law, corporate law.
Experience I'm a Polish lawyer experienced in the above fields practicing with Polish law office and also operating my own legal services office (www.mwc-legal.com). For past 2 years I have served as consular associate in the Consulate of the Republic of Poland in the USA.
Education/Credentials Law School (University of Silesia, Katowice, Poland) 2001-2006
Past/Present Clients Individuals and corporate Clients from USA, Canada, Australia
Question I'm doing the paperwork to get the polish citizenship from the polish embassy in Argentina. They said it will delay 2 years, but I'm planning to study in Poland sooner than that. In the embassy they said I could call a polish office and make a claim to accelerate de procedure. Do you know what office are they talking about? Do you have any phone number that could be useful to speed up the procedure?
Answer Hello Dario,
thank you for your question.
The applications for confirmation of polish citizenship, as this would be the correct procedure you should apply for, may be filed directly in Poland to the proper office of Province Governor. If you have never had residency in Poland and you are claiming your polish citizenship through your parents, grandparents or great-grandparents, you would be eligible to file your case with the Province Governor in Warsaw. Here is a link to the Department in which you should file it: http://www.mazowsze.uw.gov.pl/wsc
