WHAT IS NAJEM OKAZJONALNY?
Najem okazjonalny is a type of lease agreement in Poland. For which the renter must provide an alternate address. Document Oświadczenie właściciela innego lokalu from "friends" who own an apartment in Poland based on the KW number.
Landlords often require najem okazjonalny because in Poland it is impossible to evict a renter, even if he does not pay. And having an alternate address gives the landlord the right to move out the tenant, but only for non-payment.
Najem okazjonalny is a type of lease agreement in Poland. For which the renter must provide an alternate address.
Document Oświadczenie właściciela innego lokalu from "friends" who own an apartment in Poland based on the KW number.
Landlords often require najem okazjonalny because in Poland it is impossible to evict a renter, even if he does not pay.
And having an alternate address gives the landlord the right to move out the tenant, but only for non-payment.
NAJEM OKAZJONALNY consists of:
1. A lease agreement signed with the owner of the rented apartment.
2. Oświadczenie właściciela innego lokalu. This document serves as a guarantee from the owners of an alternative property/house, indicating their readiness to accommodate you in the event of payment issues. (This document is issued by us).
3. Akt o podaniu ekzekucji which should be signed at a notary in your city.
Important information
The notary will schedule a time and date for the signing. Since there is typically a queue at the notary's office, it's advisable to make an appointment in advance.
However, it's solely at the discretion of the landlord whether to proceed with the signing with a notary or not. Some landlords may find our notarized guarantee sufficient.
And it depends on the landlord who will pay for the akt (±540 zł).
If you do not speak Polish, you will need a sworn translator (200 – 300 zł).
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