Law / Karta Pobytu interview... what do they ask? [12]

I had my Karta Pobytu applied and approved in Szczecin last year (July 2012) but I didn't have to have a professional translator. I just got a Polish friend who speaks English fluently (she's an English teacher in one of the schools here). So in Szczecin, all they need is someone who speaks English/Polish. Doesn't have to be a professional translator, for real. =)

To read on how I processed my Karta Pobytu, just search on google: Faraplayedhere because I can't type my blog's domain here. =)