Offices that issue PESEL numbers to non-residents in Poland

Some take bookings, some use queue tickets, many ask you to phone first

The request goes to the residents’ register desk of a commune or city office. At the desk you may have to quote the law that requires a PESEL, and whether a representative can go in your place depends on the office.

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1 office in Lublin

  • Lublin

    Urząd Miasta Lublin — Wydział Spraw Administracyjnych, PESEL

    ul. Spokojna 2, II piętro, pokój 221, 20-074 Lublin

    Online booking may not list this service, so arrange your visit by phone with the PESEL counter directly.

    Office website+48814663562

    Prepare the personally signed SA-077-01 application, the specific legal provision that requires you to have a PESEL (Polish national identification number), proof of identity and citizenship, and any relevant civil-status records; documents in a foreign language need a Polish translation. Proof of employment, such as a work or mandate contract, is needed only if you apply under Article 3(1)(1) of the taxpayer-identification law, not for every legal ground. You can also apply by post, but check first that this is allowed in your case: national rules on applying in person still apply. General information about e-Doręczenia (Poland’s electronic delivery system) or ePUAP does not mean you can submit this paper PESEL application electronically.

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