Polish Citizenship for US Citizens

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In this video, Eva Hussain, the founder and director of Polaron, interviews Paul Wallach about his recent Polish citizenship journey.
They discuss:
- The benefits of Polish citizenship for US citizens
- How you can gain Polish citizenship for your children
- What it's like to retire in Europe as a Polish-American
- And there’s more!
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[@slypete]

Congratulations to you Paul, what a great accomplishment. Your ancestors are surely looking down proud

[@Alexandra-xo2ey]

Thank you for this interview. I am very hopeful and looking forward to being a Polish citizen 🙏soon

[@Polaron]

Good luck on your journey!

[@Alexandra-xo2ey]

@@Polaron thank you! I am a client of yours 💕. This interview confirmed my trust in Polaron to get me through this process.

[@cocoscabana]

Thank you Ava and Paul. My journey will be difficult as well, I'm looking forward to hiring then as well.

[@BradWillmanJ]

To confirm, they needed to be living in poland on or after 1920 or just not have naturalized before 1920? Example left 1918 natrulized in 1921

[@Polaron]

Hi Brad and thanks for your question. They simply would need to have not naturalized - the date of emigration does not determine eligibility.
Please feel free to contact us at [e-mail] if you have any other questions!

[@biglance]

Hello, can you please give me a general answer to this burning question please: My great-great grandparents left Poland around 1880. I have their marriage information and can get the documents. They left with 3 kids born there. Then came to the USA. My great-grandfather was born in the USA in 1881. Hi father died before he was born. His mother died around 1930 in the USA, but never learned English or became a US citizen. I don't know where to look to find out/prove that she was "still registered" or not in Poland, if somehow I can find that out, and she was, I would imagine I would qualify, is this right? Is it is still possible she was registered to be living at the house/area in Poland (small town of Potulice near Poznan). Again, she never naturalized as a US citizen, but died after Poland became a country, I don't think she ever went back b/c she was too old, she died around age 91. Thank you in advance!

[@Polaron]

Hello! Thanks for the inquiry. From what you have told us, we believe your Polish lineage would have ended with your great-grandfather who was born in the U.S and therefore obtained U.S citizenship (before Poland was reinstated in 1918). Further generations would not ordinarily inherit Polish citizenship; however, we can still offer you alternative pathways to Polish citizenship. To find out more, please contact us directly using this link: polaron.com.au/contact-eu-services/

[@biglance]

@@Polaron Thank you very much. I have 2 friends that have grandparent born there after Poland was a country and are seeking citizenship, I will give them your contact info, thank you!