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MOS case-handling portal

Help with an account, form and attachments in the official MOS portal, including what can be done online and what requires personal action.

Who this is for

For people using MOS for temporary, permanent or EU long-term residence matters.

Key conditions

  • Legal stay at filing where required by law
  • An appropriate and genuine basis for the application
  • Complete form, attachments, signatures and fees
  • Current evidence supporting the stated circumstances

Documents to review

  • Valid travel document and required copies
  • Current photographs, application form and proof of fee
  • Evidence of the purpose of stay or employment
  • Income, insurance or accommodation documents where relevant

How the process works

  1. Review the legal basis and deadlines
  2. Prepare and check the document list
  3. Prepare and file the application
  4. Respond to authority correspondence
  5. Decision and follow-up duties

Common mistakes

  • Incorrect legal basis or application form
  • Missing signature, fee or current attachment
  • Inconsistent details across documents
  • Missing the deadline in an authority request

Timing

Duration depends on the procedure, completeness of the file and the authority's workload. Procedural deadlines run from valid service or filing; the instructions in the specific case must always be checked.

Additional requirements

An adult applicant must personally sign and perform legally required personal acts. A representative cannot replace the client for fingerprints or other personal steps.

  • Create and authenticate an individual account
  • Complete the form and add documents in MOS
  • Check the electronic signature where required
  • Attend personally for fingerprints and other personal acts
  • Confirm whether electronic sending completes the required step in the specific procedure

Questions and answers

Official sources

MOS — oficjalny portal spraw cudzoziemców

Last updated: 2026-07-17

This content is general information and is not a substitute for individual legal analysis. Requirements may depend on the facts and the practice of the competent authority.