I hope someday they ' ll learn how to show you this message before , and not after , you have completed the tasks . That would be a nice gesture . <| sep |> Whatever you thinks best I ' m open to anything and yeh I can switch formations <| sep |> Tony you like Faustian bargains . Nick I sure do , what ya got ? <| sep |> didnt get it <| sep |> I dont know much about hayward . Would have been happy if gws hadn ' t matched that though , we do need more good backs <| sep |> Whoa , they won ' t give you trouble only because of your name . They can ' t demand a Polish document if they have no proof . They can ask , and check in their systems if they suspect it and act on that . Of course they can . They will see the name , and if they suspect that you ' re a Polish citizen , they ' ll ask you for your parents names . If you ' re born after 1968 to a Polish citizen , then you will be automatically one without any doubt whatsoever . My mention of name or birthplace is just an example that something can make them more interested in checking their population registration database for you . It doesn ' t work like that . Polish law recognises people as citizens even if they aren ' t on the PESEL database which is where the trouble comes from .