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CUS Szczecin — Rejonowy Ośrodek Pomocy Rodzinie Północ
ul. Strzałowska 9, 71-730 Szczecin
Handles
Begin with your city, then see which office handles your paperwork
Everyday paperwork in Poland is spread over city and municipal offices, registry offices, transport departments and regional government offices. Choose a city to see its offices, what each one handles and how to arrange a visit, whether that means booking ahead, taking a queue ticket or phoning first.
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ul. Strzałowska 9, 71-730 Szczecin
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ul. Andrzeja Struga 10, 70-784 Szczecin
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ul. Jagiellońska 62A, Szczecin
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ul. Edwarda Abramowskiego 19, Szczecin
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ul. Felczaka 19, 71-417 Szczecin
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ul. Rydla 39–40, 70-783 Szczecin
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ul. Michała Drzymały 5, Budynek B; budynek A: ul. Potulicka 59, 70-217 Szczecin
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ul. Wały Chrobrego 1-2, 70-500 Szczecin
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ul. A. Mickiewicza 39, 70-383 Szczecin
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ul. Andre Citroëna 2, Parter siedziby ZUS, 70-769 Szczecin
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ul. Lucjana Rydla 65, 70-783 Szczecin
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al. Piastów 40b, 71-065 Szczecin
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pl. Armii Krajowej 1, 70-456 Szczecin
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ul. Arkońska 45, 71-470 Szczecin
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Wały Chrobrego 4, pokój 87, hol główny, parter, 70-502 Szczecin
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ul. Wały Chrobrego 4, 70-502 Szczecin
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ul. Andre Citroena 2, 70-769 Szczecin
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ul. Jana Matejki 22, 70-530 Szczecin
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Common tasks
Pick the task you have in front of you to see who it is for, what to bring and which offices handle it.
Learn what the welfare centre can offer, how the social worker’s visit works and which centre covers where you live.
How a trusted profile works for people living in Poland, what to bring to a confirmation point and which kinds of office can confirm it.
Understand how tax registration works, when a NIP is needed and how to reach the tax office that covers your address.
Learn what the departure report is, how it affects permanent and temporary registration and who may file it, then find the office.
See when you need a new ID card, how an online start works and why a visit to the office is still required, then pick an office.
See how re-registering at a new address works, who can do it online and which office takes it, then find the counter in your city.
Other countries
Most offices in Barcelona, Murcia, and Zaragoza
Most offices in Berlin, Munich, and Hamburg
Most offices in Eindhoven, Amsterdam, and Groningen
Most offices in Ghent, Brussels, and Liège
Most offices in Reykjavík, Akureyri, and Egilsstaðir
Where to next
Address registration, documents, driving, tax, work and social security explained task by task, with the offices that handle each one.
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