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Can I get a passport?
Is it possible to get a passport if there is an old registration in the passport and the house has already been demolished, and the new documents were erroneously drawn up and are being redone, so the new registration has not yet been entered in the passport, and you need to go to Moldova in 1.5 months, and new documents for the apartment will be to be issued 4 months.
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According to the situation that you described in your question, today you are homeless
With all this, you can apply for a passport, but the option will not make you strict in time. Here is one of the questions - answers on a similar topic, and then decide for yourself:
- Tell me, please: is it possible, without leaving Moscow, to issue a passport if I do not have either permanent or temporary registration in Moscow (I am registered in another city)?
Svetlana
The head of the Department of Visa and Registration Work of the Federal Migration Service of Russia Alexander Aksenov answers:
- I want to please: yes, it is possible. You are a citizen of the Russian Federation and your right to have a passport is guaranteed by the Russian Constitution (Article 27).
Therefore, if a citizen applies to us at the Federal Migration Service, even without any registration - either permanent or temporary - that is, legally he is a homeless person, then we have no right to refuse him an application for a passport. In this case, in accordance with the law, a passport is issued within 4 months.
At the same time, it must be borne in mind: under the legislation on registration, a citizen has the right to reside in a settlement without temporary registration for 90 days.
With all this, you can apply for a passport, but the option will not make you strict in time. Here is one of the questions - answers on a similar topic, and then decide for yourself:
- Tell me, please: is it possible, without leaving Moscow, to issue a passport if I do not have either permanent or temporary registration in Moscow (I am registered in another city)?
Svetlana
The head of the Department of Visa and Registration Work of the Federal Migration Service of Russia Alexander Aksenov answers:
- I want to please: yes, it is possible. You are a citizen of the Russian Federation and your right to have a passport is guaranteed by the Russian Constitution (Article 27).
Therefore, if a citizen applies to us at the Federal Migration Service, even without any registration - either permanent or temporary - that is, legally he is a homeless person, then we have no right to refuse him an application for a passport. In this case, in accordance with the law, a passport is issued within 4 months.
At the same time, it must be borne in mind: under the legislation on registration, a citizen has the right to reside in a settlement without temporary registration for 90 days.
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answered 10 years ago
After that, continuing to live without registration at the place of stay, he becomes an offender and he must be fined in accordance with the Code of Administrative Offenses.
Thus, issuing a passport to a citizen without temporary registration after 4 months, we are clearly in violation of the legislation on registration and, as a law enforcement agency, we are obliged to draw up a protocol and bring to administrative responsibility. Therefore, you will receive a passport, but you will also have to pay a fine.
Thus, issuing a passport to a citizen without temporary registration after 4 months, we are clearly in violation of the legislation on registration and, as a law enforcement agency, we are obliged to draw up a protocol and bring to administrative responsibility. Therefore, you will receive a passport, but you will also have to pay a fine.
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answered 10 years ago
fines are small for this case. the Internet will help you ..... if you wish, you could also find this comment yourself
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answered 10 years ago
just infa on the Internet is not very clear, sort of like 1500 rubles if that's true.
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answered 10 years ago
it seems to me that you are focusing on the wrong thing .... you need to be in Moldova in 1.5 months, and you can get a passport only after 4 months ....
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answered 10 years ago
Yes, I'm just wondering, just what's the way out for me then ((?
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answered 10 years ago
and if I want to leave and never return to the Russian Federation, can I become a refugee? And if so, what documents and where to submit, and how long will it take?
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answered 10 years ago
To do this, you need to familiarize yourself with the legislation of the country where you plan to escape. At the core, many countries have similar momkents, but not the same. You can take as a basis:
An asylum seeker is considered to be a person who has submitted an application for asylum, because has a well-founded fear of persecution in the state of which he is a citizen, or in the country of his previous residence (if the person is stateless) for:
racial,
religious beliefs,
national,
social affiliation,
political beliefs.
An alternative status is assigned if there are grounds to believe that in the country of which the foreigner is a citizen or in the previous country of residence he is threatened with the death penalty or corporal punishment, torture, inhuman or degrading treatment, if the person needs protection due to internal or external armed conflict.
I repeat, this is not a rule for action, but a sample with the main provisions that, as a rule, are in every country, but with their own wording
An asylum seeker is considered to be a person who has submitted an application for asylum, because has a well-founded fear of persecution in the state of which he is a citizen, or in the country of his previous residence (if the person is stateless) for:
racial,
religious beliefs,
national,
social affiliation,
political beliefs.
An alternative status is assigned if there are grounds to believe that in the country of which the foreigner is a citizen or in the previous country of residence he is threatened with the death penalty or corporal punishment, torture, inhuman or degrading treatment, if the person needs protection due to internal or external armed conflict.
I repeat, this is not a rule for action, but a sample with the main provisions that, as a rule, are in every country, but with their own wording
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answered 10 years ago
and this fine will not prevent you from leaving the Russian Federation?
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answered 10 years ago