1. 08.11.2026

   Państwo na Czas: data and analysis have a new home

   From 8 November 2026 the reports, the office ranking, the document archive and the CSV data live here, at panstwonaczas.eu, under the same addresses. Links to glos-migranta.eu lead here automatically. Państwo na Czas is an independent civic initiative: we check whether the state keeps its own deadlines - and we demand that it does.

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2. 04.11.2026

   The ledger, cassation appeals and reminders: three new reports and over 1,400 documents

   Three new reports based on official letters. "The ledger": in 2025 citizens of 58 countries declared PLN 6.28 billion of income tax due in Poland and ZUS recorded PLN 23.9 billion in social contributions for foreigners, while on 1 July 2026 there were 803,223 pending cases and the average time from application to decision was 242-658 days. "The state loses and appeals": in 2026 the Pomorskie voivode filed 185 cassation appeals, Mazowieckie 110, and ten of fifteen voivodes at most one. "Do not pass on reminders": how an act and a UdSC circular disconnected the safety switch. We also updated the reports on FAMI, the state's answers and statistics; the archive now holds over 1,400 documents.

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3. 17.10.2026

   Courts answer in six days. Three new reports, 1,230 documents

   Sixteen administrative courts answered 31 of 31 of our requests within the statutory 14 days (median: 6 days), with no demands, extensions or refusals. Offices in the same period: 60 demands to prove "particular significance", 36 extensions, 37 refusals. New reports: on the courts, on one request answered sixteen different ways, and on what the state knows about itself. The archive now holds 1,230 documents, including all correspondence with the courts.

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4. 16.10.2026

   Four reports and 710 documents published

   We have published four reports based solely on official letters: on ponaglenia, on the time cases take in 16 voivodeship offices, on EU FAMI money and on how offices accuse the person asking. Next to them: a ranking of offices, every case letter by letter, quotes from official letters and an archive of 710 documents (481 letters and 229 attachments to them).

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