Legal news related to Polish citizenship
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No general ban on dual citizenship under the Act on Polish citizenship from 1920
VIII 2023
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Recognition as a Polish citizen with a permanent residence permit
VII 2023
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Permanent residence permit upon recognition as a Polish citizen
VI 2023
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Bilateral agreements to which Poland is a party, abolishing the requirement to legalize documents
V 2023
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Countries where the requirement to legalize documents has not been abolished
IV 2023
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Legalization of documents at the University of Warsaw
III 2023
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All about Apostille
II 2023
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The fate of insurgents and descendants of citizens of the First Republic in the provisions of the Treaty of Riga of 1921
I 2023
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You can apply for a Polish passport in Poland or abroad.
XII 2022
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The Archive System in Poland
XI 2022
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Citizenship of underage wedding daughters and the judgment of the Supreme Administrative Court of 27 April 2022
X 2022
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What is the WBH Archive?
IX 2022
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What is the Arolsen Archive?
VIII 2022
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Citizenship of children in the context of the provisions of the Act of 20 January 1920 on the citizenship of the Polish State and the Vienna Convention on citizenship and options of 30 August 1924.
VII 2022
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Foreign military organization
VI 2022
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Illegitimate daughters born before January 19, 1933.
V 2022
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Possible loss of citizenship by widows and orphans
IV 2022
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New Passport Act
III 2022
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Independence of the citizenship of a child born out of wedlock
II 2022
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Recognition as a citizen - legal title to the premises
I 2022
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Citizenship of the European Union
XII 2021
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Change of family name
XI 2021
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Does Angela Merkel have Polish citizenship?
X 2021
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Seizure of a conviction and recognition as a Polish citizen
IX 2021
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Obligation to register divorces and marriages.
VIII 2021
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Name or surname change
VII 2021
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Women's auxiliary military service and the loss of Polish citizenship
VI 2021
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Military service and the loss of Polish citizenship after 1950
V 2021
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Refusal of military service and the loss of Polish citizenship in the years 1918 - 1924
IV 2021
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The strength of the Polish passport
III 2021
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Refusal of military service and loss of Polish citizenship
II 2021
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Loss of Polish citizenship by the mother of an illegitimate child in 1920-1951 (discrepancies in the jurisprudence of courts).
I 2021
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The age of majority of people born abroad
XII 2020
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Acquisition of citizenship of another country before 1920 and the principle of uniformity of family citizenship
XI 2020
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Central Lithuania
X 2020
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Conventions with the USSR regarding dual citizenship
IX 2020
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Supreme Administrative Tribunal
VIII 2020
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MEN'S TEMPORARY CITIZENSHIP
VII 2020
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Loss of citizenship by persons of Ukrainian, Belarusian, Russian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Estonian and German nationalities.
VI 2020
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Loss of Polish citizenship due to acquisition of foreign citizenship
V 2020
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Obtaining citizenship - in person or by post?
VI 2020
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Polish citizenship and coronavirus
III 2020
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Prohibition of registering the foreign birth certificate of a child of same-sex parents.
III 2020
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Change of law on Polish citizenship
II 2020
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Persons of Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Lithuanian, Latvian or Estonian nationality.
I 2020
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"Temporary" Polish citizenship of women born abroad before January 19, 1933
XII 2019
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Polish citizenship will give you the right to travel to the USA without a visa
XI 2019
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Evidence obligations of an administrative body in matters of Polish citizenship
X 2019
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The rules for access to archival civil status records
V 2019
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Opportunity for US citizens with Polish ancestry
2018
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What Brexit means for Poles in the UK
2018
