Questions from clients
Not fully. The applicant, or a parent for a minor, creates the account and signs the application; a representative may not submit from their own account. Someone may help you fill it in, and a representative can act for you in the proceedings afterwards. That is how we work: we prepare the application, submit it with you, and stay with you until the decision.
In most cases, yes. MOS signs you in through login.gov.pl; Profil Zaufany is the method most people use, and e-dowód or a qualified electronic signature also work. Setting one up as a foreigner is often the slowest step, so we start there.
The government fee for a temporary residence permit is 340 PLN, or 440 PLN when the permit includes the right to work (single permit, Blue Card), plus 100 PLN for the residence card after a positive decision. Fees change; we confirm the current amount before you pay. Our own fee is quoted in writing after the consultation.
It depends on the voivodeship and the permit. In Małopolska a temporary residence decision has in many cases taken several months, and the queue has not been getting shorter. The Permit Barometer on this page shows the current figures per office.
In many cases, yes. If you filed a complete application before your previous stay expired, your stay is legal while you wait. Whether you may work depends on your previous status and the permit applied for, so we check this for your situation.
The residence card, the physical document issued after a temporary or permanent residence permit is granted. It serves as your ID in Poland and proves your right to stay. The permit is applied for in MOS; the card follows the decision.
