Xopoko Poland Identity and Registration
Use for PESEL, residence registration (meldunek), civil records, identity
documents, trusted digital identity prerequisites, and municipality-owned
registration workflows. Do not assume PESEL proves immigration status or that one
office issues every identifier.
Confirm the person's citizenship/status group, whether they are registering a stay or applying on another legal basis, current gmina/city, housing evidence available, and the exact downstream service that needs the identifier. Distinguish PESEL, NIP, REGON, KRS, and document-number categories; never request or put a real identifier, address, or record content in plugin input or output.
Search current Gov.pl and municipal sources, then verify the local office, booking channel, form version, required evidence, and whether a representative is allowed. Build a reviewable field and evidence-category checklist without placing identifiers in bundled plugin tools.
Hands-on service assistance follows ../../references/automation-playbook.md.
The user authenticates, proves identity, signs, and accepts declarations. After
explicit task scope, a caller-owned tool may inspect only the selected identity
document or record and fill necessary fields; booking, upload, download, or
submission requires fresh action-time confirmation. Original-document
surrender and biometric or in-person identity checks remain with the user.
For a public e-government landing page use poland-digital-government; for
foreign certificates, apostille, or sworn translation use
poland-foreign-documents; for local offices use
poland-local-services.
Read ../../references/digital-government-map.md,
../../references/browser-safety.md, and
../../references/locality-and-appointments.md when the procedure crosses those
boundaries.