Obtaining PESEL, ID Card and Passport in Poland

hi I want to know about pesel number

my son born in uk and he got his temporary polish passport because my partner is polish and I have indian passport now how we get pesel number for my litle one ?

is it possible to get his permanent passport and pesel number in uk without going Poland ?
please help
thanks

Nope he'll only be allowed a temporary one, once that expires he won't be able to get a permanent one.

:p ask your local consulate.

A temporary what? Temporary PESEL number? I thought that's a number that follows you for the rest of your life once issued.

A temporary passport? There is no such thing as a permanent passport. All passports have an expiry date........

I though so too.


A temporary passport is what's given to you by your consulate if you lose your normal one when on holiday. It seems from the OP's post that newborn babies born abroad get them.


It should be - you'll need to speak to the Polish consulate in London. They will either be used to doing it or used to saying no. Be aware that they are notorious for delays and long waiting times due to Polish migration to the UK happening on a larger scale than they have been able to cope with.

My children got confirmed of citizenship in N york consulate in 2002 or 2003 and got permanent passport with pesel number on the passport valid for 10 years,they were 13 and 9 that time though.Polish passport does have pesel number on it though.

Yes, I know. In fact, I once had a German consulate refusing to issue a temporary passport to me because I kept losing my passport on every single groundhopping trip when i was younger. I did get it eventually but was told to look after of my documents more carefully.

My question was more related to the wording "Hrvatwithapolak" has used -


- because whether this is PESEL or passport related, it does not make sense. PESEL is for life so no temporary PESEL numbers and a passport always is issued only for a defined period of time.

Sorry guys I was trolling :p couldn't help it. That's why I ended my post with, ask your local consulate. Seems to me like this guy's needs to do a little asking around through official channels. Just my 2 cents

Yes it is possible, and I know this because I went through the procedure for my own child who was also born abroad.

In addition to getting the temporary passport (I assume with 1 year validity?) you will need to go to the Polish embassy or consulate and fill + sign some forms, at least three times - once to apply for the Polish birth certificate, another time to apply for the PESEL number, and another time to apply for a regular passport. They are separate procedures, and the birth certificate must be issued and received before you can apply for the PESEL, which in turn must be issued before you can apply for a regular passport. For some documents BOTH parents must be present to sign at the embassy, so it is better if both of you go together each time.

However it takes a rather long time. From the day we filed the first application to the day we received a regular passport it took about 8 months.

finally, I did this 3 years ago and I cannot guarantee procedures have not changed since! Ask at the embassy.

If you are able to travel to Poland (either parent) the entire procedure can be done within 2 weeks. The UK birth certificate translated to Polish and attested plus a certified (by a notary) and attested (by Foreign Ministry + Polish Embassy) copy of the non-Polish parent's passport needs to be presented. Ask your spouse to call the registration office in their area and ask what are the current document requirements.

dear freind i m intenational student in poland i have residance card in poland so i m eligble for pessle card ? if yes what is procedure for card?