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Hello. I want to send my son, who is 14 years old, from Spain to Russia. He is a citizen of the Russian Federation and has his own passport. Why do the border service require from me a notarized consent to the entry of my son into the Russian Federation. After all, he does not leave, but enters his country, of which he is a citizen. And according to the Federal Law "On the procedure for leaving and entering the Russian Federation," a citizen of the Russian Federation cannot be deprived of the right to enter the Russian Federation. The airline takes him on board without any claims and additional papers, and the border service says that they will not let him through when he arrives

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86curis9

asked 11 years ago

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Are you a citizen of Russia or Spain? Could this be the issue?

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alex45

answered 11 years ago

Apply for written explanations to the Russian consulate, and not to the border guards. Get an answer, then there will be at least some official paper.

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alex45

answered 11 years ago

Marafetka · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-03T18:43

here the question may arise how he left the country without permission?

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Marafetka

answered 11 years ago