COVID-19 Update:
- 340 new cases reported in Poland
- 3 new cases in Lublin Region
- 15 366 people infected in total
- 776 deaths in total
Useful information:
Important information regarding customer service of the Lublin City Hall during the epidemic
Due to the remarks submitted by the clients of the Lublin City Hall, we remind you that:
- in order to get information, you can contact us via 81 816 1000 or by email bom@lublin.eu
- foreigners can get information at 81 466 1009 or contact by email foreigners@lublin.eu
- international students with related issues may contact the coordinator for foreign students at 81 466 25 11, email: wiktoria.herun@lublin.eu
- clients can submit applications in boxes located in Lublin Municipal Office.
The boxes are located:
- Wieniawska 14, street
- Filaretów 44, street
- Franciszka Kleeberga 12A, street
- Szaserów 13-15, street
- Leszczyńskiego 20, street
- Magnoliowa 2, street (only in matters that falls within the competence of Municipal Disability Determination Commission),
- Czechowska 19 A, street (only within the competence of Department of Communication),
- Litewski Square 1 (only within the competence of Public Procurement Office),
- Peowiaków 13, street (only within the competence of Department of Housing Affairs)
Other locations of BOMs (Resident Affairs Offices) are currently unavailable.
Regarding to the announced state of the epidemic, and for the concern of Lublin residents, the Mayor of Lublin issued an Ordinance on limiting the performance of tasks by the Lublin Municipal Office. This means that the Resident Affairs Offices have been suspended until a further notice. This restriction does not apply to: notification of a child's birth, collection of an ID card, and preparation of a death certificate.
You will handle the matters:
- at Leszczyńskiego 20, street (identity cards) and
- at Spokojna 2, street (notification of the child's birth and death certificates).
Reporting the birth of a child will be accepted at the new headquarter of the Registry Office at Spokojna 2, street room No. 284 (2nd floor) from Monday to Friday between from 7.30 to 15.30. The identity card could only be collected from the Administrative Affairs Department at Leszczyńskiego 20, street room No. 5 (ground floor) from Monday to Friday between from 7.30 to 15.30.The death certificate will be prepared at the new Registry Office at Spokojna 2, street room No. 287 (2nd floor) from Monday to Friday between from 7.30 to 15.30 and on Saturday from 8.00 to 14.00.
Documents in other cases should be submitted:
- via the Electronic Inbox (ESP) of the Lublin City Office available on the Electronic Platform of Public Administration Services (ePUAP), and in the case of matters related to vehicle registration via the PWPW electronic inbox - if a person has an account on the ePUAP platform, a trusted profile or a qualified certificate,
- via a postal operator,
- if a signature is not required - by email to the following address: bom@lublin.eu.
For residents who need to settle the matter urgently, special boxes are available in 9 locations of the Lublin Municipal Office (from 7:30 to 15:30). Documents can be left in sealed envelopes. Civil servants would provide assistance. Documents can be left in the buildings at:
- Wieniawska 14, street
- Filaretów 44, street
- Franciszka Kleeberga 12A, street
- Szaserów 13-15, street
- Leszczyńskiego 20, street
- Magnoliowa 2, street (only within the competence of Municipal Disability Determination Commission),
- Czechowska 19 A, street (only within the competence of Department of Communication),
- Litewski Square 1 (only within the competence of Public Procurement Office),
- Peowiaków 13, street (only in in matters that falls within the competence of Department of Housing Affairs)
The information service will be provided by helpline (81) 466 1000 or via e-mail: bom@lublin.eu.
Unemployment – an opportunity or a threat?
The COVID-19 epidemic affects our lives drastically. Moreover, the current situation is associated with the job loss.
An unemployed person is shocked and must confront uncertainty to find himself/herself in a completely new situation. After an initial disorientation, sadness and fear, the feelings like anger, regret and disagreement may appear. Growing frustration affects a person's cognitive abilities - concentration and the ability to think properly. Conflict, aggressive behaviour as well as exhaustion with difficult emotions can appear at this dreadful time. On the other hand, the unemployed person hopes to find job position and be more energetic. If he or she does not find a job at this time, unfortunately he/she may be exposed to depression and psychosomatic disorders due to the chronic stress. Being unemployed for a long time is also risky - addiction and suicidal thoughts may appear.
Those emotions can make everyday life difficult. It is worth to remember that, as in any difficult situation, emotions are not something constant, they change over time. However, you can use psychological consultation to deal with difficulties faster and to be able to act effectively. The psychologist will help to understand and accept emerging emotions, develop awareness of strengths, and will help in determining new goals.
If you are struggling with a mental problem, do not hesitate to seek advice of a specialist. More information in the Psychological help and assistance tab in the Coronavirus Practical Information section.
