Finding the right person is not easy in any country. If you suddenly need to find a person in Poland, prepare yourself for the fact that the search may take a long time, and be patient.
Instructions
Step 1
Go to the Central Office of Addresses and leave a request to find the person you need. The request can be drawn up independently or for a small fee - through Warsaw intermediaries. The main thing in this case is to know the name and surname of the wanted person and to have his photo on hand (preferably).
Step 2
Contact the Polish consulate and fill out a search application. The application is written in Polish. Provide as many documents as possible about the wanted person: phone numbers, photos, addresses, etc.
Step 3
Contact detective agencies to find missing people. For a fee, you will be provided with all the necessary activities to find a person.
Step 4
Look for the wanted person using the PESEL numbers. Such numbers are assigned to everyone who arrives in Poland legally. You can find out all the information about the number on the Internet. Visit a well-known Internet resource in Poland dedicated to finding Polish relatives: www.fzp.jewish.org.pl/gene.html
Step 5
Go to the Central Archive of the Registry Office. This department has information about people living and living in the country over the past hundred years.
Step 6
Contact the State Archives. Perhaps information about the wanted person is stored here.
Step 7
Write letters to the e-mail of ministries, newspapers and departments of the city in which you intend to find the wanted person.
Step 8
Contact the nationwide people search service. It is located at: www.poisk.vid.ru
Step 9
Use various social networks in your searches. The largest Polish Internet resource of this type is located at: www.nasza-klasa.pl. Go through the Polish sites dedicated to address search and search according to the genealogy of the genus. The following addresses can help you: www.przodek.pl and www.genealogia.pl.
