In practice

How the process moves from brief to documents in Poland

See one process completed using Go Solutions documents and three model scenarios. Each shows a different goal, scope and outcome — without pretending they are client testimonials.

Content current as of 6 August 2026
Transparent by design The model scenarios are not testimonials or performance statistics. They show the scope, sequence and decision points that can be verified before engagement.
Go Solutions internal example

Go Solutions process: from formation through U.S. notarisation and Apostille to translation in Poland

This example is based on Go Solutions' own document workflow. It is not a client reference. It shows how several independent steps can be organised into one controlled process.

Process resultEntity formed, the document notarised in the United States, authenticated by the Wyoming Secretary of State, sent in original form to Poland and translated by a sworn translator.
Company documents prepared for use in Poland
01

Qualification and name

Entity purpose, owner, document recipient and backup names.

02

LLC formation

Articles of Organization, Registered Agent and state confirmations.

03

Records and EIN

Internal records and the EIN process within the selected package.

04

U.S. notary

Notarial acknowledgement or signature certification where required by the document route.

05

Wyoming Apostille

Authentication of the qualifying document by the Wyoming Secretary of State.

06

Originals to Poland

Courier delivery after the U.S. authentication steps are completed.

07

Sworn translation

Translation of the final documents after delivery and confirmation of page scope.

08

Package handover

Document index, digital copies, originals and the next-step list.

Model scenarios

Three needs — three different routes

MODEL A

Online services and B2B contracts

Starting point: Poland/EU-based owner, international clients, need for EIN and internal records.

Typical outcome: START package, organised EIN process, Operating Agreement, starter records and a recurring-duty calendar.

MODEL B

Documents for a bank or counterparty

Starting point: the LLC exists, but the recipient asks for a current status document and specific authentication.

Typical outcome: Good Standing / certified copy / Apostille route mapped to the recipient's requirements.

MODEL C

Use of documents in Poland or the EU

Starting point: a document must go to a registry, authority, court or counterparty.

Typical outcome: document list, correct certification, translation and delivery in one plan.

Timeline

A timeline without promises we cannot control

01
STAGE 11–2 business days

Brief, fit review, name options, scope and proposal.

02
STAGE 2authority processing time

State formation and confirmations. Go Solutions monitors the process but cannot guarantee authority timing.

03
STAGE 3package-dependent

EIN and internal records.

04
STAGE 4after the document is final

U.S. notarisation where required by the agreed document route.

05
STAGE 5after notarisation

Apostille from the Wyoming Secretary of State for the qualifying document.

06
STAGE 6after U.S. steps are complete

Courier delivery of originals to Poland.

07
STAGE 7after delivery

Sworn translation of the final set and completeness check.

What affects timing? Name availability, completeness of data, Wyoming Secretary of State and IRS processing, document type, recipient requirements, notary/Apostille, translator and courier.