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I'm going to Tai in April, tickets are bought. My passport is in my maiden name!
Married for a long time. Passport expired! Will they let me out of the Russian Federation ??? Please calm me down))) I am very worried about this!!!
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released and released. Nobody asks for a civil passport. So many people travel with me until they want to take the child with them. That's when the problems will be exactly with different names.
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answered 14 years ago
Everything will be fine. Just calm down yourself, otherwise they will see that you are nervous ... they will suspect something else ...
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answered 14 years ago
But the travel agency refused me, having learned that the international passport for the maiden name was issued (married for almost a year). I had to run to get a new one.
If not through a travel agency, then I think there is nothing to be afraid of.
If not through a travel agency, then I think there is nothing to be afraid of.
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answered 14 years ago
Listen, but after all, a Russian passport is not needed at all for a trip abroad.
In the passport photo "coincides" with the face. Hasn't expired...
In the travel agency, too, only a passport is needed for registration. Just don't tell anyone you have a last name mismatch.
Maybe you got married, but left the old name. Who cares?
I flew after the wedding so. Yes, and most of them fly in this way on their honeymoon trip. Otherwise, it is unrealistic to issue a passport for a new surname, when the Russian passport has not yet been replaced (if the flight takes off immediately after the wedding).
So what, that you will live in a hotel under your maiden name?
When traveling abroad, you can not take a Russian passport at all. Or hide somewhere else.
In the passport photo "coincides" with the face. Hasn't expired...
In the travel agency, too, only a passport is needed for registration. Just don't tell anyone you have a last name mismatch.
Maybe you got married, but left the old name. Who cares?
I flew after the wedding so. Yes, and most of them fly in this way on their honeymoon trip. Otherwise, it is unrealistic to issue a passport for a new surname, when the Russian passport has not yet been replaced (if the flight takes off immediately after the wedding).
So what, that you will live in a hotel under your maiden name?
When traveling abroad, you can not take a Russian passport at all. Or hide somewhere else.
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answered 14 years ago
After the wedding, the Russian passport for the maiden name is valid for a month, respectively, and the international passport too. So it's all legal.
The legal situation looks like this:
1. Travel abroad is allowed on the basis of valid documents.
2. There is an Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs dated May 26, 1997 No. 310 "On approval of instructions on the procedure for issuing and issuing passports to citizens of the Russian Federation for leaving the Russian Federation and entering the Russian Federation", Article 4.6. says that within a period of up to 5 years, the passport is subject to replacement, including "when ... a citizen changes his last name, first name, patronymic in the prescribed manner ...".
3. When changing the full name of the passport issued for the old data, it becomes invalid and must be replaced.
The legal situation looks like this:
1. Travel abroad is allowed on the basis of valid documents.
2. There is an Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs dated May 26, 1997 No. 310 "On approval of instructions on the procedure for issuing and issuing passports to citizens of the Russian Federation for leaving the Russian Federation and entering the Russian Federation", Article 4.6. says that within a period of up to 5 years, the passport is subject to replacement, including "when ... a citizen changes his last name, first name, patronymic in the prescribed manner ...".
3. When changing the full name of the passport issued for the old data, it becomes invalid and must be replaced.
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answered 14 years ago
And can some situations arise in a foreign country when a Russian passport is needed? Using insurance...
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