Tell us what happened.
Passport matters can stall between official requirements and family circumstances: missing parental consent, inconsistent records or uncertainty about applying abroad. We first identify the obstacle and the support you need.
How we can help
We prepare an individual document checklist, explain authority or consular correspondence and clarify parental consent issues. If a Polish court decision is needed, we discuss support and representation.
- Individual document checklist
- Parental consent issues
- Authority and consulate correspondence
What to bring to our conversation
Gather official correspondence, information about the existing passport and any orders concerning the child. Tell us about contact between parents and urgent travel dates. Do not initially send unnecessary identity scans.
What happens after we speak
We explain the obstacle, propose steps and indicate our costs. We do not issue passports, guarantee official decisions or replace mandatory personal attendance.
We start with an honest conversation.
You do not need to arrive with a solution. Tell us what happened and the help you need. Once we have enough information, we explain how we can assist and the indicative costs of the proposed work.
We listen to your story
Tell us what happened, what matters most and what help you expect. You do not need to know legal terms or procedures.
We explain the options
Once we have enough information, we explain how we can help, the steps we propose and any relevant limits.
We agree scope and costs
Before work begins, we explain the proposed scope and indicative costs, agree communication and identify the next step. You decide whether to instruct us.
A useful question
Can you help if the other parent refuses consent?
We can assess the situation and the possibility of a relevant court decision. We need information about parental responsibility, existing orders and the child’s residence.