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Do I need permission from the other parent?
Departure on February 29. And our ex-father is somewhere in Altai. The child is inscribed in my passport. Or how to make sure?
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I think there will be no difficulties, but ask the travel agency, they must pass it
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answered 17 years ago
Of course, without the permission of the second parent, they will not be released, and if the travel agency sells the ticket, then the money will be lost, because you will not leave the country.
NECESSARILY!!!
NECESSARILY!!!
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answered 17 years ago
now I’m sitting in the institute reading the laws. Everywhere it is written that one parent is enough, and everything else is a divorce by border guards.
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answered 17 years ago
They will not let you out. A power of attorney will be required. It is unlikely that they will let you in even in Ukraine ... but even if there is a miracle, you may be detained in Egypt
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answered 17 years ago
Guys!! What are you?!?!? Of course they won't let go! It is the LAW such is 100%!!!! Minor children without the consent of the second parent will not be released from the country!!! DEFINITELY!
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answered 17 years ago
WE WAS IN EGYPT ON JANUARY 16 AND I HAD SUCH A SITUATION LIKE YOU ONLY HAVE ONE CHILD. PARENT PERMISSION. WHEN WE LEFT WE DID NOT EVEN ASK QUESTIONS
ON THIS OCCASION. YOU WILL HAVE TO Clarify ABOUT THE SECOND CHILD AS THE SURNAMES DO NOT MATCH. EVERYTHING IS GOOD!
ON THIS OCCASION. YOU WILL HAVE TO Clarify ABOUT THE SECOND CHILD AS THE SURNAMES DO NOT MATCH. EVERYTHING IS GOOD!
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answered 17 years ago
I just called the border guards in Domodedovo, they said they would let me out. And a month ago they demanded permission from my girlfriend.
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answered 17 years ago
We flew last year with my daughter to Turkey. They secured themselves - they made a power of attorney from dad. So at the customs in Domodedovo they didn’t ask anything. They said that since the child is entered in your passport, there is a birth certificate - nothing is needed. That's it ...
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answered 17 years ago
The consent of the other parent is obligatory and it must be registered with the notary. I have been traveling with a child since 2003 and the consent of the father was already needed then.
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answered 17 years ago
Perhaps the confusion is due to the fact that Russia and Ukraine already have different legislation. In Ukraine, it is mandatory to have a notarized permission from the second parent, regardless of the coincidence of surnames. Provided by the Civil Code. Moreover, last year the requirements for these permits were tightened. They must contain the name of the country and the duration of stay. Those. phrases like"to all countries of the world" and"for one year" no longer work. This is reinforced concrete, this is our job. We even have one court decision
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answered 17 years ago
I looked at the memo for the tourist of the Moscow office of TEZTUR. It is written - "Do not forget to take your passport with you, and if your minor child travels with one of the parents, do not forget to grab documents confirming kinship and a power of attorney."
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answered 17 years ago
Need! It is issued by a notary for a period of up to three years. They don’t ask at all (although they must!), But safety net is always needed. I am still making a copy of the permission, St. about birth and my passport, and always keep them with me.
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answered 17 years ago
I also agree that a power of attorney from the second parent is needed. Go to a notary and for a small"overpayment" he will trust you without a second parent (my friend does this)
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answered 17 years ago
I contacted the agency with a similar question, they said that the consent of the second parent is MANDATORY needed. So, if you are from Ukraine, then do not take risks, take a power of attorney.
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answered 17 years ago
In Ukraine, 100% is necessary, according to the Civil Code, it is supposed to have permission from the second parent.
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answered 17 years ago