Living in the UK, but your loan is in Poland?

No. We run the entire process remotely. You fill in the enquiry online from the UK, you sign the power of attorney remotely, and contact with the advocate takes place in Polish by phone, email or video call. A trip to Poland is not needed to handle the case.

The advocate will prepare a ready-made power of attorney document and explain in Polish exactly what to sign and how to send the document to the regulated advocate in Poland. Most often a printout, a signature and returning a scan or the original by post is enough. If the case requires a special form, the advocate will point out the simplest route available from the United Kingdom.

Yes. Your British phone number is perfectly sufficient. We get in touch with you however suits you best — by phone, WhatsApp or email. You can also give a Polish number if you prefer. The most important thing is that we can communicate with you smoothly in Polish.

Very often, yes. The Free Credit Sanction can also apply to agreements that have already been repaid — it is about recovering the interest and costs charged by the bank, if the agreement contained defective clauses. It all depends on the content of the specific agreement and the moment it was concluded. That is why the first step is an individual assessment carried out by a regulated advocate or legal counsel.

Exclusively in Polish. All communication — from the first enquiry, through the review of the agreement, to handling the case in Poland — takes place in your language. You don't need to know Polish law or translate any documents yourself.