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Rights to the old surname in Europe
Help who can! Can there be problems if I drive a car in Europe with the old rights, in the old name. I won't be the driver when I go through customs. Do European GAI officers check other documents besides rights (passport on the right to be in the Schengen zone) ??? Thanks in advance for your reply!!!
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My rights to the old surname. More Soviet. Still hasn't changed. I drove a car in Greece on Crete, got into an accident, well, I just hit someone else's car. But I called the guys from the rental office and they sorted everything out themselves. The police were only interested in rights. The passport was in the hotel.
But I highly recommend changing the rights. It's risky. Since you yourself will deal with the police if anything. And to prove to them that it is you, but with a different surname, it will be hemorrhoids.
Change the rights - a couple of trifles. There is no need for an exam, just a photo and a couple of days to wait (they are being laminated now).
I'm going to change to new ones myself. Well, at the same time, let them put the husband’s last name :-)
But I highly recommend changing the rights. It's risky. Since you yourself will deal with the police if anything. And to prove to them that it is you, but with a different surname, it will be hemorrhoids.
Change the rights - a couple of trifles. There is no need for an exam, just a photo and a couple of days to wait (they are being laminated now).
I'm going to change to new ones myself. Well, at the same time, let them put the husband’s last name :-)
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answered 12 years ago
Yeah, a notarized copy of the document confirming the change of surname must also be attached. Not a couple of trifles, especially since I plan to change my surname soon (I want to get married) and I don’t really want to change it a thousand times and pay money.
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answered 12 years ago
Where do I need to attach a notarized copy?
Carry a certificate of marriage or divorce or a change of surname, a copy of it (just a photocopy) of the application and two photos. All.
If you are in Kyiv, I can tell you who to contact, they will do it quickly.
But if you don’t want to change your rights, then make a notarized translation of the document confirming the change of surname. And ride with him along with the rights and passport. The matter is that on internal borders check is possible. In 2009, there was some regular summit, and we were checked at the Holland-Belgium border.
I think the original + notarized translation of the document confirming the change of surname would be best. It's not difficult, contact absolutely any translation agency, they do it there.
Carry a certificate of marriage or divorce or a change of surname, a copy of it (just a photocopy) of the application and two photos. All.
If you are in Kyiv, I can tell you who to contact, they will do it quickly.
But if you don’t want to change your rights, then make a notarized translation of the document confirming the change of surname. And ride with him along with the rights and passport. The matter is that on internal borders check is possible. In 2009, there was some regular summit, and we were checked at the Holland-Belgium border.
I think the original + notarized translation of the document confirming the change of surname would be best. It's not difficult, contact absolutely any translation agency, they do it there.
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answered 12 years ago
Yes, so I want to take the original, apostille, translate and notarize. I don't care in the future this piece of paper will come in handy))) I hope there will be no problems like that!
Py.Sy. I live in Kyiv, but registered in another city, and here I demand a notarized copy from the MREO) This is such a madhouse.
Py.Sy. I live in Kyiv, but registered in another city, and here I demand a notarized copy from the MREO) This is such a madhouse.
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answered 12 years ago