How to Get a Guarantee Without Contacts in Poland
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16.08.2025

How to Get a Guarantee Without Contacts in Poland

What to do if you don’t have friends or relatives in Poland to act as a guarantor for Najem Okazjonalny? We review your options: online services, law firms, and paid guarantees.

What is a guarantee in Najem Okazjonalny

A guarantee is a mandatory document attached to a Najem Okazjonalny agreement, in which the owner of another dwelling confirms their readiness to accept the tenant if the lease is terminated. Without this document, you cannot complete the full notarial formalities required for Najem Okazjonalny.

Why it’s difficult if you don’t know anyone in Poland

In practice, many tenants face a problem: they have no friends or relatives in Poland who could provide an address for the guarantee. This can become an obstacle to concluding a Najem Okazjonalny agreement.

Solutions if you don’t have local contacts

  • Use specialized companies. There are organizations that provide guarantee services for a fee.
  • Online guarantee. Some services allow you to arrange the guarantee remotely—online, with original documents delivered by mail or courier.
  • Law firm. Notarial or legal offices may also offer a guarantee service.

Benefits of using guarantee services

  • Fast processing, typically within 1–2 days.
  • No need to ask friends or relatives for help.
  • Assurance that documents are legally correct.
  • Choice of variants: with an address or with the address added later.

What to pay attention to

  • Make sure the guarantee complies with the law and is suitable for Najem Okazjonalny.
  • Check whether notarization is included or charged separately.
  • Keep copies of all documents and email correspondence.

Frequently asked questions

Can I get a guarantee fully online?

Yes, many services offer this. You can sign documents remotely, and originals will be delivered by mail or courier.

How much does a guarantee cost?

The price depends on the option (with address, without address, notarized) and typically starts from around 200–300 PLN.

Will such a guarantee be accepted by a notary?

Yes, if the document meets legal requirements and contains all mandatory details, a notary will accept it.

Conclusion

Even if you don’t know anyone in Poland, obtaining a guarantee for Najem Okazjonalny is feasible. Use specialized companies or legal services to speed up the process and avoid unnecessary hassle.

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