JDG Registration (Sole Proprietorship)
Registering a sole proprietorship in Poland (JDG) as a foreigner begins with determining whether you have the legal right to conduct business in Poland. Not every foreigner residing in Poland can register and run a sole proprietorship on the same terms as Polish citizens
That is why the first stage of our work is an individual consultation
What we cover in the consultation
We assess not only whether you can register a sole proprietorship, but also how running a business may affect your immigration status and future plans for legalizing your stay in Poland. If you’re planning to work as an employee while running your own business, it is particularly important to assess your situation in advance. Combining employment with self-employment may have implications for your immigration status, residence permit, and future legalization options. Therefore, we look at the possible options and help you choose the path that best fits your specific situation.
years of experience
successful cases
foreign languages
countries of client origin
Document processing stages
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Consultation
I go through your situation in detail: all the facts of your case, the documents you already have, and what brought you here. As a result, you get a clear plan for the next steps.
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Contract and Power of Attorney
If we decide to work together, we sign a power of attorney and a fixed-price contract, and a deposit is paid.
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Case Handling
I handle your case personally from start to result: I gather documents, communicate with government agencies, and keep you updated at every stage.
Why me?
I help clients from more than 10 countries with legalization in Poland: Ukraine, Belarus, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Turkey and others. I take the time to understand your individual situation and explain the process simply, without unnecessary legal jargon.
The price is fixed once the contract is signed, and doesn't grow as the case progresses. You pay for the full agreed scope of work, with no additional charges for each individual steps of the process. If needed, payment can be split into installments.
I keep track of filing and processing deadlines, handle correspondence and negotiations with government offices, and take care of the day-to-day issues that may come up along the way. I work under a power of attorney, so all correspondence are sent directly to me rather than to you. You don't need to contact the urząd (office) yourself or worry that something might get lost- the case is under control at every stage.
We’ll call you back
Leave your number, and I’ll call you back within one business day to briefly answer your questions.
All information is kept confidential.