e-Deliveries postponed again

​​The Polish Ministry of Digitalisation is working on another postponement of the effective date of the e-delivery obligation.

 

The Minister of Digitalisation is expected to issue soon an official communication in this regard. The final effective date of the obligation is therefore not yet known, and the Ministry indicates that the e-Delivery Act needs to be amended.

 

The planned amendment to the e-Delivery Act is to introduce a remedial plan involving the establishment of a 'transitional period', which would last from the 1st to the 4th quarter of 2025. This is to allow citizens and businesses to get familiar with e-Delivery, as well as to adapt the technical solutions used for this purpose.

 

Please be reminded that inboxes for e-Deliveries will be mandatory for, among others, non-public entities entered in the National Court Register, such as:

• limited partnerships,
• limited liability companies,
• joint-stock companies,
• branch offices of foreign enterprises.

Regardless of another postponement of the mandatory e-Deliveries, companies that have to be entered in the National Court Register can now already apply for an address for electronic deliveries. By activating this address, you request public authorities to send their communications to that address. This means that, generally, all official correspondence will be sent to the electronic inbox address once it is activated.


Our experts will keep you updated on any changes in the upcoming obligation to use e-Deliveries and will assist you in implementing relevant internal regulations. Do you have questions about e-Delivery? You are welcome to contact us​.