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Please, tell me, what is the name of the animator from the hotel?
We rested at the AA Grand Oasis Resort from 12/28/14 to 01/6/15 ... everyone who is there now or has been in this hotel before) Please! Tell me the name of one animator and what city he is from. He has blond tousled hair, he wore a peaked cap almost all the time, he was not very tall, his age was from about 18 to 22.23, in the cold he often went in a vest ... On New Year's Eve he was in a black suit. I can say for sure that he is Russian and his name is not long) Please! Help me remember!
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You start your search from the kunstkamera website....
But it is better to find out the name, surname and phone number in person.
But it is better to find out the name, surname and phone number in person.
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answered 10 years ago
why the exact name? In the birth certificate of a child, you can enter anyone, even Bruce Willis.
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answered 10 years ago
No, kolyan_cat, you have an entry in the birth certificate based on the words of the mother, with us, and the author is from Russia, you need to document the relationship (marriage certificate, paternity certificate, court decision), otherwise there will be a dash in the holy ...
But I tend to think that love is involved here - a great, bright feeling!
But I tend to think that love is involved here - a great, bright feeling!
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answered 10 years ago
sent2008, I once already wrote to you.
You are wrong on this matter.
I quote:
"Family Code of the Russian Federation:
Article 51
3. If a child is born to an unmarried mother, in the absence of a joint application of the parents or in the absence of a court decision on establishing paternity, the surname of the child's father in the birth register is recorded by the surname of the mother, the name and patronymic of the father of the child - at her direction.
You are wrong on this matter.
I quote:
"Family Code of the Russian Federation:
Article 51
3. If a child is born to an unmarried mother, in the absence of a joint application of the parents or in the absence of a court decision on establishing paternity, the surname of the child's father in the birth register is recorded by the surname of the mother, the name and patronymic of the father of the child - at her direction.
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answered 10 years ago
Hotline, you are right about the first name, patronymic and last name. Those Mrs. Ivanova, unmarried, arrives. The surname of the child will be Ivanov, the name and patronymic, as the mother says. This is true. But there are two columns in the birth certificate in Russia: father and mother. So in the column father will be a dash. Therefore, many couples, having learned about replenishment in the family, try to register their marriage before the birth of a child.
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answered 10 years ago
and Sent2008 writes about it. Otherwise, we would all have a patronymic Romanovich, and a surname Abramovich
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answered 10 years ago
they are different things. Book of Record and Testimony. When we formalize the marriage, we sign in the book, but they give us, again, a Marriage Certificate
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answered 10 years ago
We have already discussed this. Are there children born without fathers? The answer is obvious. Can a mother make her son Abramovich with a patronymic Romanovich? Easily. Both in Ukraine and in Russia.
I typed here in the search bar "article 51" and a link to the previous discussion was highlighted.
You can read.
http://www.turpravda.ua/ua/question-29333.html
I typed here in the search bar "article 51" and a link to the previous discussion was highlighted.
You can read.
http://www.turpravda.ua/ua/question-29333.html
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answered 10 years ago
no need to argue, you are well versed in tourism, but do not assume that you are an expert on the laws of Russia.
Let's let everyone mind their own business
Let's let everyone mind their own business
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answered 10 years ago
I do not argue. I quote the laws of the Russian Federation.
Can this be done?
Can this be done?
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answered 10 years ago
Thank you. But I don't need everything.
Only two remarks.
1. There are many Russian citizens living in Ukraine among our clients. They have the same questions and problems as my fellow citizens. It is especially difficult with mixed marriages. Therefore, we must be aware.
2. From a legal point of view, the birth record book is primary. It is on it that birth certificates are then restored. Certificates are issued. In particular, a certificate in form 25, which is issued to single mothers to confirm that the state registration of a civil status act was made on the basis of a mother's application.
Only two remarks.
1. There are many Russian citizens living in Ukraine among our clients. They have the same questions and problems as my fellow citizens. It is especially difficult with mixed marriages. Therefore, we must be aware.
2. From a legal point of view, the birth record book is primary. It is on it that birth certificates are then restored. Certificates are issued. In particular, a certificate in form 25, which is issued to single mothers to confirm that the state registration of a civil status act was made on the basis of a mother's application.
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answered 10 years ago
Hotline, it is commendable that you are engaged in self-education. I recommend that you familiarize yourself with the Federal Law “On acts of civil status”, you can also look at the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
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answered 10 years ago
There are many things in the world, friend Horatio, that our wise men never dreamed of.
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answered 10 years ago
I'll put in my few words. I just have a good friend who gave birth to a daughter without a father, though 15 years ago. So, the girl's mother's surname is recorded, let's say Ivanova, patronymic from the mother's words, let's say Ivanovna. And in the column father is also written Ivanov and further from the words of the mother. Although he, of course, is not Ivanov or Ivan. It was in Moscow.
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answered 10 years ago
Poola, we're talking about today. I can give examples of how we violated before indefinitely. Now all documents are duplicated in electronic form. And no one wants to lose their job because of any nonsense. And your friend just gave a bribe
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answered 10 years ago
No no. I know for sure, I lived there then. There were such rules. Those. the surname can only be given to the mother, and to the "father" too, but the given name and patronymic are at least Leonid Ilyich or Vladimir Vladimirovich. Maybe it's different now. I'm not arguing, just sharing what I know for sure. And my friend had no money at all in those years. All in all it was a sad story...
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answered 10 years ago
But it is not in vain that Mr. Hotline gives links. The Family Code of the Russian Federation was adopted. Everything is clearly defined.
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answered 10 years ago
When I read the biography of Smoktunovsky, I found out that he had a very ugly surname and there was nothing to do with it in the cinema. He exchanged it for a box of chocolates. Half a century ago. Such times and manners!
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answered 10 years ago
www.kakprosto.ru/kak-870994-zapisat-rebenka-materi-odinochke I got interested and looked at how to register a child for a single mother in Russia.
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answered 10 years ago
If I were the author of the question, I would have thought that they made a mistake with the site and this is the Kashchenko forum. Let's end the discussion that has nothing to do with the question.
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answered 10 years ago