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Annual leave request (wniosek o urlop wypoczynkowy) (Poland)
Why it matches: You are planning a holiday and want to ask your employer in Poland for the days off.
Poland · in Polish · for employees
An employee's request for annual leave in Poland: for which year, how many working days and when, with space for the employer's decision on the same sheet. Leave is 20 days with under 10 years' service and 26 days with at least 10 years, and time in education counts towards that. Leave on demand — up to 4 days a year — is requested on the day it starts at the latest.
Application for parental (childcare) leave (Bulgaria)
Why it matches: Your employer wants a written application before your leave to raise your child can begin.
Bulgaria · in Bulgarian · for employees
Leave under Art. 164 of the Labour Code is taken after maternity leave and is granted on an application to the employer, while the benefit is paid by the social security institute through a separate procedure. The age limit and the amount of the benefit are set by law and do change — check them for the year you are applying in. The application also states whether the leave is being transferred to the other parent or to a grandparent, which is common.
Application for a duplicate diploma (Bulgaria)
Why it matches: A new employer or a university abroad wants to see your diploma and you cannot find the original.
Bulgaria · in Bulgarian
Where a diploma is lost, destroyed or damaged, a duplicate is issued from the register held by the school or university. The application identifies exactly which diploma is wanted — year of completion, course, registration number if known — because the issuer searches an archive rather than a name. A fee is usually payable and a declaration of the circumstances required.
Request for UP-2 and UP-3 certificates (Bulgaria)
Why it matches: You need certificates of your insured earnings and length of service from a former employer.
Bulgaria · in Bulgarian · for employees
These certificates are requested from an employer when retiring or when proving length of service: UP-2 shows insurable income, UP-3 the length and category of service. They are two different documents, issued separately, so mark which of them you need. If the employer no longer exists, they are sought from the regional archive rather than from the employer.
Application for leave on marriage, blood donation or bereavement (Bulgaria)
Why it matches: You are getting married and want the paid days off for your wedding from your employer in Bulgaria.
Bulgaria · in Bulgarian · for employees
Paid leave under Art. 157 of the Labour Code is due on specific occasions — getting married, donating blood, the death of a close relative, attending court. It is separate from annual leave and is not deducted from it. The number of days is set by the Act and may be increased by a collective agreement, which is why it is a field here rather than an assumption.
Application to change the bank account for salary payments (Bulgaria)
Why it matches: You want to tell your employer in writing which account your salary goes to and from which month.
Bulgaria · in Bulgarian · for employees
Changing banks is a small matter until a salary goes to a closed account. This application tells the payroll office what the new account is and from which month it applies. File it before payday rather than after — the transfer is prepared in advance.
Application for a duplicate document (Bulgaria)
Why it matches: A certificate or a letter from your employer was in a bag that was stolen.
Bulgaria · in Bulgarian
Used where an original document has been lost, stolen or destroyed — a diploma, a certificate, an employer's letter. The particulars of the lost document and the reason for the loss are stated.
Application to determine insurance periods (Austria)
Why it matches: Periods when you worked or did civilian service do not show up on your insurance record.
Austria · in German
The application to the PVA, SVS or BVAEB to determine your insurance periods bindingly, by formal decision (Bescheid), under § 247 of Austria's General Social Insurance Act (ASVG), or § 117a GSVG for those insured with the SVS — the way to settle missing periods such as child-raising, military or civilian service or employment before claiming a pension, rather than relying on the non-binding account statement. With insurance number, date of birth, former surnames and the periods at issue; proof is enclosed. The decision can be challenged at the Labour and Social Court. In German.
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