No, documents confirming stable and regular sources of income in Poland are not obligatory for persons who meet the conditions listed in art. 30 sec. 1 point 7 of the current Act of April 2, 2009 on Polish citizenship.
Recognition as a Polish citizen
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Yes, an application for recognition as a Polish citizen submitted only for a child must be signed by both parents.
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No, the application for recognition as a Polish citizen submitted only for a child is signed by both parents as their statutory representatives. In such a case, there is no need for the other parent to submit a separate declaration of consent to recognize a minor child as a Polish citizen.
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No, a foreigner who applies for recognition as a Polish citizen must present documents confirming their identity and citizenship. In addition, a foreigner is required to have a valid travel document and documents entitling them to stay in Poland during their stay in the territory of the Republic of Poland. If an application for recognition as a Polish citizen is submitted, a valid residence card issued by the Mazovian Voivode must be presented along with a valid travel document.
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The appeal against the decision shall be submitted within 14 days from the date of its delivery via the Mazowieckie Voivode to the Minister of the Interior and Administration.
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The deadline for completing the proceedings depends on when the authority collects all the necessary information and documents.
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A certificate issued by the State Commission for the Certification of Proficiency in Polish as a Foreign Language must confirm language proficiency at the level of at least B1.
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Yes, stable and regular source of income is a current and legal title for obtaining funds in Poland, which must be unchanged for a long period of time. At the same time, having a stable and regular source of income is a personal obligation of a foreigner who applies for recognition as a Polish citizen, therefore retirement and disability benefits correspond to this requirement.
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supporting documents stable and regular sources of income in Poland are, for example, a certificate of employment with the amount of remuneration along with the current employment contract and PIT settlement for the previous year. In the case of contracts concluded for a short period, it is the RMUA report together with the contracts and PIT settlement for the previous year.
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Documents that confirm uninterrupted stay in Poland there are, for example, copies of entire passports with stamps, airline tickets, business trips, a certificate issued by a university about a foreign trip to study or traineeship under the Erasmus+ program.
