Situation analysis
We review status, deadlines and documents, and define a safe path.
D&V prepares, reviews and guides your case step by step. The client logs in to the system, signs and submits the application themselves, where the state system requires it.
Your case, under the team’s control
Analysis
Review of documents and status
Strategy
Action plan and document list
Guidance
Preparation and deadline control
You remain the owner of the decision at every step.
Ten short questions. No commitment. At the end — a preliminary path, a risk level and a document checklist.
Preliminary qualification is not an administrative decision. The client logs in to the state system, signs and submits the application themselves where the procedure requires it.
Before recommending a package, we check the status, documents, proper mode and risk level. This gives the client a path matched to their situation, not a random list of services.
We prepare, review and guide your case. The decision always stays with you.
We review status, deadlines and documents, and define a safe path.
We assemble and verify the document set for your basis.
Step-by-step guidance for temporary and permanent residence cases.
Help with documents for legal work and employment.
We prepare a formal reminder when a case exceeds its deadline.
Help with your account and submission through the MOS system.
MOS (Moduł Obsługi Spraw) is the state online platform for legalization cases. We help prepare and file your submission correctly.
The client logs in to MOS, signs and confirms the submission with their own signature where the state system requires it. We assist, but we do not act in your place where the law requires your personal action.
A clear route without chaos or surprises.
A test and a short talk to understand the situation.
Review of documents, status and definition of the path.
We assemble the set and agree every detail with you.
You sign and submit; we control deadlines and communication.
Real metrics of the D&V team.
cases handled
languages of support
client countries
average response time
They explained every step and helped assemble the documents without chaos. A real sense of control over my case.
Olena K.
Residence card
The case was dragging on — they prepared a reminder and the process moved. Very professional.
Marek W.
Reminder
Clear communication in several languages. The documents were ready and reviewed.
Davit A.
Work legalization
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A client with a visa and a new contract, an incomplete document set.
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Documents assembled and verified, application filed on time.
Deadline exceeded with no reply from the office.
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A formal reminder prepared — the process resumed.
Complex documentation of family ties.
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The set was structured and the submission agreed.
No. No team can guarantee an office decision. We prepare, review and guide the case so that it is as complete and correct as possible.
No. The client logs in to the system, signs and submits the application themselves where the state procedure requires it. We accompany you at every step.
MOS (Moduł Obsługi Spraw) is the state online platform for legalization cases. We help prepare the submission correctly.
No. The test is a free orientation tool. It is not an administrative decision and commits you to nothing.
Ukrainian, Polish, English and Russian.
It depends on the complexity of the case. Indicative prices are in the packages; the exact cost is confirmed after analysis.
What a residence card is, which bases may apply and which documents to prepare for an initial review.
Learn more →When temporary residence may fit and what to check before a consultation.
Learn more →The role of the MOS portal in legalization cases and what to prepare before working on an application.
Learn more →How to prepare for an initial review of the CUKR path and temporary protection without promises of outcome.
Learn more →What to check before reviewing five years of stay, income, housing and Polish language.
Learn more →We explain what refugee status means in Poland, which documents may matter after the decision and when document analysis is needed.
Learn more →Supplementary protection is different from refugee status. Check which documents to prepare for review and when further residence planning needs a consultation.
Learn more →A protection procedure is not a standard residence-card application. We explain when status, dates and documents need careful review.
Learn more →Belarusian citizenship alone is not a residence basis. D21, Pole’s Card, work, family, studies, business or a travel document may matter depending on the case.
Learn more →When a D21 visa may matter for temporary residence and which documents are useful for case qualification.
Learn more →A Pole’s Card or Polish origin may matter, but the path depends on documents, dates and the correct legal basis.
Learn more →A travel document does not legalize stay. Check when the lack of a passport requires a separate review.
Learn more →Work, studies, family or business may support a residence analysis, but the path depends on documents and stay history.
Learn more →When to review permanent residence and which documents to organize before assessing the case.
Learn more →How to calmly review the deadline, missing items and scope of response.
Learn more →First steps after a refusal decision and when risk analysis is needed.
Learn more →Typical document gaps and how to prepare the scope of a response to the office.
Learn more →What to prepare before speaking with a D&V Legal Group consultant.
Learn more →What to check when the office does not respond on time and further action needs analysis.
Learn more →Documents and bases to organize when reviewing legal work.
Learn more →A basic document map and typical gaps to discuss before a case.
Learn more →What to check when there is no response and the case status needs to be organized.
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