Law / I was born in Poland, moved to the US when I was 5 - Dual Citizenship Question [7]

Thanks for answering! So your saying I am a Polish citizen? No question?

Law / I was born in Poland, moved to the US when I was 5 - Dual Citizenship Question [7]

Merged: Citizenship Question

Hello All!
New to the forum! I am a 24 year old male living in New York. I was born in Polska in Grajewo in the Mazury region. While I do believe I still have citizenship, I am not 100% sure. I had a Polish passport, but it expired a bit ago and I've used my American passport whenever traveling to the country, which I do pretty often to visit friends and family. Am I granted the same rights as residence in respect to healthcare. For example, if God forbid I were to get into an accident, would I have any trouble being treated. Or on the other hand, if I were to run into trouble with the law in Poland, would I be treated as a Polish resident or American?

On a side note, if anyone knows the process, and whether it is easy or not to renew a Polish passport, that would help a lot. I have had such a hard time getting in touch with anyone at the Polish Consulate in NYC.

Thanks a lot!

News / Lech Walesa vs Immigration: Brits humiliated him at London Heathrow Airport [105]

Everyone can make their arguements. Its all nit picking, at the end of the day, they singled him out and completely disrespected him. Even if they were just doing their job, they made a spectical of it.

USA, Canada / Would like to move back to Poland from New York after living in USA for 20 years. [155]

Thank you for your reply

USA, Canada / Would like to move back to Poland from New York after living in USA for 20 years. [155]

Merged: Polish born New Yorker who wants to move back to Poland!!

Hello All!

First post on here, so I apologize ahead of time for anything I may do that is frowned upon.

So I was born in Poland, Grajewo to be exact in the Mazury region. Moved to NY when I was about 5. So its safe to say I grew up in the US. Parents always made me speak Polish which at the time I did not like, but looking back at it now at age 23, was a true blessing. I would go back often to visit family and my stays have gotten longer and longer as I get older. I spent 3 months there this past summer. So my point is, I am 2 classes away from finishing my bachelors in Economics. I also just started a job with J.P. Morgan Chase as a Relationship Banker in Copiague, a strong Polish town on Long Island, NY. I am dying to get back to Poland!!! Everytime I spend time there, I leave in tears. I am so much happier there. Now I think I do still have citizenship since I was born there, and I speak the language very well, esp considering how long Ive lived in the US. Reading and writing are not terrible, but need improvment, but not anything that I cant easily learn. I have a big network of family and friends in Poland, but no one that could directly help me with a Finance/Banking job. Any suggestions?? Can anyone share what someone with a bachelors, very fluent bi-lingual ability, a impressive Resume and superb interpersonal and hard work skill/ethics make in a entry-level/just above entry level Investment Banking, Corporate Banking, or this type of position? Any help is appreciated!!