Address for an occasional lease
in Łódź
with a notary
We provide a legal fallback address for an occasional lease agreement in Łódź with the property owner's notarially certified signature — ready within 24 hours, without leaving home, accepted by every notary in the Łódź Voivodeship and throughout Poland.
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What is an occasional lease for
and why choose it?
An occasional lease is a special form of residential tenancy regulated in Art. 19a–19e of the Tenant Rights Protection Act, which protects the property owner against a difficult tenant — without months of court proceedings.
The key element is the tenant indicating a fallback address — a place they will move to when the agreement ends. The owner of that property gives written consent, and their signature is notarially certified. This solution is valued by landlords in Łódź.
That fallback address is exactly what we provide: a ready document with a notarially certified signature, with no set expiry, accepted by every notary in Łódź and throughout Poland. Turnaround within 24 hours, delivery via InPost to the chosen parcel locker.
Landlord protection
The property is protected throughout the occasional lease term — the owner is not left defenceless against a tenant who refuses to move out.
Enforcement without years of court proceedings
In the event of unpaid rent or refusal to vacate, the owner can refer the matter directly to a bailiff on the basis of the notarial deed under Art. 777 of the Civil Procedure Code — without a separate court judgment.
Accepted by 100% of notaries in Łódź and throughout Poland
The document contains the KW number, full fallback property address and owner details — verifiable free of charge at ekw.ms.gov.pl. It meets all legal requirements without exception.
Document with no set expiry
One order — document valid for the entire occasional lease term, up to 10 years. You can use it when renewing the agreement for the same property without ordering a new document.
How many occasional lease agreements were signed
with our help in each district of Łódź
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Śródmieście
21
2
Widzew
13
3
Polesie
8
4
Górna
18
5
Bałuty
36
We serve
Łódź and the entire Łódź Voivodeship
This page serves the entire Łódź Voivodeship. Renting or looking for an apartment in Łódź, Piotrków Trybunalski, Skierniewice, Zgierz or anywhere else in the region? We deliver occasional lease documents online — quickly, without leaving home and without an office visit.
Łódź Voivodeship — Łódź, Piotrków Trybunalski, Skierniewice, Zgierz, Pabianice, Tomaszów Mazowiecki and surroundings
The service is available throughout Poland. We send documents by InPost courier anywhere in the country.
Why order
an occasional lease address from us?
Scan within 24 hours — Łódź and all of Poland
We prepare the fallback address statement and send the scan by email within 24 hours of placing the order — the documents will be with you the next day.
Accepted by 100% of notaries in Łódź and throughout Poland
Our document contains the land register number, exact fallback property address and owner details — it meets all requirements of Art. 19a of the Tenant Rights Protection Act and is accepted by every notary office.
100% remote — we serve all of Łódź online
You order via the form on the website, pay via Przelewy24, BLIK or card, receive the scan by email and collect the original from an InPost parcel locker.
Document with no set expiry — use it at every renewal
The statement we issue has no set expiry date. You can use the same document when renewing the occasional lease for the same Łódź apartment — at no additional cost.
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Frequently asked questions about occasional leases in Łódź
No — the fallback address indicated by the tenant must be a property located within Poland. This follows directly from Art. 19a of the Tenant Rights Protection Act: in the event of eviction, the bailiff acts under Polish law, and enforcement regarding vacating the property must be executable in Poland.
In practice, this means that tenants in Łódź whose family lives abroad — in Ukraine, Belarus, Germany or another country — cannot indicate a foreign fallback address. That is exactly why our service exists: we provide a legal fallback address in Poland with a notarially certified signature, ready within 24 hours.
For the apartment owner — definitely yes. A standard lease gives the tenant very strong protection under the Tenant Rights Protection Act: eviction requires a court ruling, months of proceedings and the municipality providing social housing. An occasional lease reverses this situation — the tenant upfront indicates a fallback address and signs a statement of voluntary submission to enforcement.
In practice, this means that an apartment owner in Łódź who has signed an occasional lease has a real legal tool in case of problems — with no risk of waiting years for a court ruling. For the tenant, an occasional lease means clear, predictable rules and the assurance that the agreement will not be terminated without legal grounds.
Yes — one fallback address can appear in the statements of several different tenants simultaneously, provided the owner of the fallback property has consented to this. The Tenant Rights Protection Act does not limit the number of tenants who can indicate the same address.
In practice, if several people are renting separate apartments in Łódź and each needs a fallback address — all of them can order a document with the same fallback property address. However, we issue each statement separately, with the individual details of each tenant.
There is no such requirement — the presence of the rented apartment's landlord at the signing of the tenant's notarial statement is not required by law. The tenant attends the notary independently with a complete set of documents: our fallback address statement and the signed occasional lease agreement.
In practice, this means the Łódź apartment owner can hand the complete set of documents to the tenant and does not need to be involved in the notary visit. The parties sign the occasional lease agreement after the tenant has made their statement — at a time and place agreed between them.