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What documents do I need for a child of 8 years old to travel abroad
The mother has a passport, but they are divorced from the father of the child!
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The child needs a foreign passport, according to the current legislation of the Russian Federation, the permission of the second parent is not required to cross the border. Consult an agency, a lawyer or a passport office, they will clearly say everything and you will be calm.
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answered 14 years ago
As far as I know, a child does not need a passport under Ukrainian law. Are you from Ukraine?
Then the child must be entered in the mother's passport and the mother must have a notarized permission from the father of the child to take the child to rest abroad
Then the child must be entered in the mother's passport and the mother must have a notarized permission from the father of the child to take the child to rest abroad
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answered 14 years ago
The child can be entered in one of the passports of the parents (mother or father). At the same time, Ovir requires the permission of the second parent, and then the notarized permission of the second parent is not necessary - it has already been received
If the child has a separate passport, then a notarized permission of the second parent is required to take the child abroad.
All this for the citizens of Ukraine.
If the child has a separate passport, then a notarized permission of the second parent is required to take the child abroad.
All this for the citizens of Ukraine.
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answered 14 years ago
Even if the child is entered in the mother's passport, you MUST need a notarized permission from the father to take the child out. And take the original birth certificate of the child with you. It is not heavy, but it can come in handy.
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answered 14 years ago
In Ukraine, each departure of a child requires a notarized permission from the absent parent.
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answered 14 years ago
yes, as HotLine and tata said, you need permission to leave!! First, the child needs a travel document - either enter it in the mother's passport, or (optionally) make his own passport. but this is more trouble in the future, plus in the Schengen visa is paid for the child (if it is entered in the passport, then the visa is paid only for the mother). up to 14 (it seems) years old, the child does not need his own passport. Well, then make permission to leave from the father.
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answered 14 years ago