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We just got married in the UK! (can we change her Polish surname on her Polish passport?)


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Edited by: maseaudio  Jul 4, 11, 23:31    #1
Hi everone,

Long time reader first time poster here!

I recently married my wife in the UK I am a British citizen and she is Polish.

Could anyone give advice on how we can change her surname on her polish passport, or apply for a anglo/polski passport if such a thing exists? she has lived here for over 7 years and we own a house together so have no intention of leaving the UK.

Any help would be much appreciated!!

Thanks in advance

Dan & Ewa

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 Jul 4, 11, 23:32    #2
Congratulations fella.............no idea about passports ,but,erm,congrats again to the both of you :)
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 Jul 4, 11, 23:38    #3
maseaudio:
how we can change her surname on her polish passport

File for a new Polish passport with documents stating her new surname.
maseaudio:
anglo/polski passport if such a thing exists

I don't think the UK and Poland united as one country yet, so that would be no.
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 Jul 5, 11, 00:04    #4
Will that mean going through the whole visiting the embassy in london thing? have done this before and its a complete pain in the a*se
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 Jul 5, 11, 00:11    #5
maseaudio:
Will that mean going through the whole visiting the embassy in london thing? have done this before and its a complete pain in the a*se

Every Polish embassy is, so why yours should be any different?

;)
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 Jul 5, 11, 00:32    #6
Well I guess not :-/ Is there no way of doing it online or by post like you can do with a UK passport?
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 Jul 5, 11, 00:51    #7
maseaudio:
We just got married!!


good for you, good luck.
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 Jul 5, 11, 01:09    #8
maseaudio:
Well I guess not :-/ Is there no way of doing it online or by post like you can do with a UK passport?

If there was matter of simple passport renewal you cant try your luck, but with changes like a new surname, documents need to be verified.
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 Jul 5, 11, 09:12    #9
maseaudio:
Well I guess not :-/ Is there no way of doing it online or by post like you can do with a UK passport?

I dont believe there is for Polish passports or ID cards, for a pesel you have to visit the local gmina where you are based, and thats all there is to it.

Bzibzioh:
If there was matter of simple passport renewal you cant try your luck, but with changes like a new surname, documents need to be verified.

Of course but you simple post them via secure delivery.

I applied for a new passport for my daughter in Poland but from the UK passporst processeing centre in Dusseldorf, Germany all via post.

maseaudio:
she has lived here for over 7 years and we own a house together so have no intention of leaving the UK.

If you want to avoid the dreaded cues at the Polish Embassy why not just get her a British passport? sounds like shes more than entitled. Also if youre planning on travelling around the EU she doesnt need a passport, a Polish ID card is enough.



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