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r/prawokrwi•

Hi all-

Just got quoted at 3700 euros + translation fees by a law firm who would file for us. The quote is for a family of three (all filing together using same docs). Curious to know if this is decent pricing or if I should shop around.

Thanks!

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r/prawokrwi•

Hi folks,

Looking to see if it is possible to prove residency in Poland (and therefore citizenship) with an official Polish marriage certificate. In my initial research, I've seen many say this is not possible. However, on the marriage certificate itself, it lists my great grandfather as born in a Polish town (pre-1920) and as a permanent resident of a Polish town. This should make him a Polish citizen.

Directly from the 1938 marriage certificate: "a bachelor and merchant, aged 23, born in Włocławk, residing in Łódź, of the Mosaic faith, permanent resident of the town of Stopnica, son of..."

Additionally, my grandfather was born in Poland in 1938 and has a Polish birth certificate, but sp

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