PUESC is working right now, checked at 20:26 Warsaw time
Is PUESC working right now, its outages with dates, and what to do with RMPD when PUESC is down. Sigil's own measurement, Warsaw time.
Utrudnienia przy składaniu wniosku o założenie konta na PUESC za pomocą profilu zaufanego
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Published 22.10.2026Full notice on PUESC
PUESC announces outages in Polish. We show the ones that affect SENT, RMPD, the account or the whole portal, untranslated, with a link to the full notice. We show notices from the last 30 days; PUESC keeps older ones under “current” too. All PUESC outage notices
Response time of the portal, last 30 days
median 77 ms, 95% of answers faster than 263 ms
Measured since
File a substitute declaration with GITD by e-mail. This is the official procedure, not a workaround, and it applies for as long as the outage lasts.
What to do with the journey during an outage, step by step and with the exceptions and deadlines, is in PUESC is down, what to do. What PUESC is and how to register and log in is explained in the PUESC guide.
When PUESC is not answering, the declaration in Sigil can be downloaded as XML and filed by hand, and once the link is back the system re-checks its status.
Sigil handles RMPD declarations. SENT is filed by the consignor or the consignee.
An outage does not invalidate a registered declaration. The number PUESC has already issued stays valid even while the portal is silent.
So during an outage do not file the same declaration again and do not cancel the valid one. Two declarations for one journey mean two register numbers against the same CMR, and the spare one has to be cancelled separately. If the RMPD406 status check says „not found” while an outage shows here, wait for the portal to come back and check again.
The substitute declaration to GITD described below is only needed for a journey that is not in the register yet.
The status on this page is Sigil's own measurement, not user complaints and not a retelling of the news. Around the clock Sigil checks whether PUESC answers where RMPD declarations are filed, and stores every result together with the response time. Times on this page are Warsaw time, as in the PUESC notices.
Availability is the share of checks the portal answered. Days with no measurement stay out of the calculation and are marked grey on the bar above. For the longer periods the tile says how many days were actually measured.
We see the part of PUESC used to file RMPD declarations. Other systems of the portal, such as customs declarations, e-Płatności or signing in through login.gov.pl, are not covered here and may behave differently. SENT-GEO, the system that receives GPS positions from locators, also runs separately, and PUESC publishes separate notices about its outages.
Next to the status sits a second reading, the last confirmed exchange with PUESC. It answers a different question: whether declarations really get through. The portal can answer while the rest of the system is stuck, which is why both readings sit on the card above and neither claims more than was measured.
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