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EU Career Serwis - Payment and Service Policy
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- All payments must be made directly to EU Career Serwis. Upon payment, clients may request an official receipt. The company always issues receipts for every payment received.
- All payments are also acknowledged in our central software system. For any queries related to your fees or payment details, you may contact us at [email protected]
- Clients are strictly advised not to make any additional payments to EU Career Serwis employees.
- If any staff member offers to prepare your profile, arrange documents, or request money for personal services, please inform management immediately so that corrective measures can be taken.
Responsibility
- The company will not be liable for any verbal or written agreements you enter into with an employee or their reference.
- If you have already made such payments, EU Career Serwis cannot be held responsible for the outcome.
- EU Career Serwis processes cases solely based on the information provided by clients, assuming it is truthful and accurate.
- The company does not prepare documents on behalf of applicants.
Fraudulent Documentation
- Submission of false, misleading, or fraudulent documents is strictly prohibited.
- Cases based on fraudulent data will not be accepted, and EU Career Serwis cannot be held accountable.
- Dishonest staff may attempt to persuade applicants to submit forged documents for visa applications. This is strictly prohibited and could result in rejection and legal investigation.
- Employees cannot influence visa application processing times or decisions, regardless of any payments or promises. Visa outcomes are determined only by authorised visa officers.
Scam Awareness
- Beware of individuals posing as visa officers. Genuine officers conduct meetings exclusively in official embassy or consulate premises and never solicit payments.
- Be cautious of fake websites, job scams, or offers that seem 'too good to be true'.
- Some applicants have been misled by unethical staff into providing false documents or entering illegal arrangements. Such practices carry serious risks.
- Immigration authorities in Poland, Portugal, Germany, and other EU countries enforce zero tolerance for fraud.
Consequences
- Immediate visa refusal and a ten-year entry ban.
- Potential legal action under criminal law. Applicants remain personally responsible for their visa submissions.
- EU Career Serwis management strongly advises clients to provide only truthful and accurate details when completing their profiles.
- Fraudulent activity or misrepresentation can lead to a long-term ban and legal penalties.
- Clients must remain vigilant against individuals who attempt to exploit their situation.
- EU Career Serwis is a leading overseas career consulting firm in Poland and one of the largest B2C and B2B immigration consultancies in Europe.
- Company Registration Numbers: REGON: 382604058, NIP: 5252780856, KRS: 0000770916.
Collaboration
- The company collaborates with international universities, employers, and placement agencies to facilitate opportunities.
- However, EU Career Serwis does not guarantee employment or university admission, nor does it charge candidates for confirmations.
- For questions or complaints, clients may reach out to our Service Integrity Officer at: +48 22 208 5497.
- Our Job Search Service for students includes Resume Writing, LinkedIn Profile Optimisation, and Resume Marketing.
- This is not a placement or recruitment service and does not guarantee employment or admission.
Any questions?
Our team will gladly explain any part of this document.