Law firm in Warsaw
We read your decision and tell you whether it can be challenged
You upload the decision. A lawyer reads it in full and sends you a written analysis with a plan of action — within 48 hours.
499 PLN · One payment. No commitment to anything further.
- Your details
- The decision
- Payment
Who are we writing to
We need this to send you the analysis and to confirm your deadline.
What the analysis contains
- What the authority actually based the decision on — read from the reasoning, not from the first page.
- The grounds that can realistically be raised against it: defective service, evidence ignored, family and private life not weighed, an entry ban entered without justification.
- A straight assessment of your chances — including "an appeal makes no sense here, this is what to do instead" when that is what the file shows.
- Your deadline confirmed against the decision itself, and a quote for the firm to run the case.
Frequently asked questions
How fast do I get the analysis?
Within 48 hours of the payment clearing and a complete scan reaching us. If your deadline runs out sooner, say so in the form — those files are taken out of order.
My deadline is almost over. Is it too late?
The deadline runs from the day the decision was served on you, not from the date printed on it, so it is worth checking before you give up. If it has already passed, an application to restore the deadline is filed within 7 days of the obstacle ending, together with the appeal itself. The analysis tells you which of the two situations you are in.
Can I stay in Poland while the appeal is pending?
An appeal filed on time suspends enforcement of the decision, unless the decision was given immediate enforceability. The analysis says which of the two applies in your case and what it means for the days ahead.
The decision also bans me from entering. Does that change anything?
A return decision normally comes with an entry ban, and the ban is usually registered in the Schengen Information System, which closes the whole area, not just Poland. The ban has its own length and its own route to being shortened or lifted — the analysis covers both.
Which pages of the decision should I upload?
All of them, including the reasoning and the last page with the appeal instruction. A phone photo is fine as long as the text is readable.
What if the analysis says the appeal has no chance?
You get that in writing, together with what can be done instead: leaving within the deadline set in the decision so that no forced removal is recorded, an application to shorten the ban later, or a different basis for legal stay. You are paying for a real assessment, not for a promise.