The immigration position of a child should be considered in the context of the family as a whole. The parents’ residence status, the child’s place of birth, current documents and the family’s plan for staying in Poland may all be relevant.
The parents’ status can affect the available route
Different family circumstances can lead to different residence solutions. It is therefore important to establish the legal position of the parent or parents before preparing the child’s case.
The child’s own documents still matter
A child is not simply added informally to a parent’s residence case. Passport, entry and residence documents and the child’s individual circumstances need to be reviewed.
We consider the child’s case within the wider family situation
TRC Poland Law & Immigration handles family residence matters with reference to the status of the parents and the family’s intended stay in Poland.
This material is general in nature and does not replace an assessment of an individual case. In residence and employment matters, the relevant documents, previous course of proceedings and the client’s circumstances may affect the appropriate legal and procedural approach.