E-doręczenia. Co to jest i kogo dotyczy?

Is e-delivery the new mailbox? Is every citizen required to have one? Since when does this obligation apply to companies and offices? And why isn't a simple email sufficient for contacts with the government? In this article, we discuss e-delivery, the digital equivalent of a registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt. We explain how the system works, its legal implications, and the role of Poczta Polska (Polish Post) as a trusted third party. 🎙 Szymon Glonek's guest is Kinga Dobrzyń, Director at Poczta Polska. The video includes: ✔ What exactly is e-delivery? ✔ Who must use it and when? ✔ Are citizens required to set up a mailbox? ✔ How to set up an e-delivery address on gov.pl? ✔ How does e-delivery differ from regular email? ✔ What happens if you don't collect a letter within 14 days? ✔ How does the hybrid service (paper + digital) work? ✔ Is correspondence secure and confidential? ✔ How much does it cost – for citizens and businesses? 📌 Important: E-delivery has full legal validity, the same as registered mail. It's currently voluntary for citizens, but mandatory for offices and a growing number of businesses. If you want to know if and when e-delivery applies to you, this video will clear up all the most common questions. 🔔 Subscribe and leave a comment – ​​especially if you have questions or your own experiences with e-delivery. #poczta #infor #szymonglonek