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What questions are asked of single mothers?
Please tell me, in the documents there is no father of the child and in general he does not exist. The child has a separate passport. What questions and claims will be to us from both sides at the customs? We are going to visit relatives.
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What to do if it is impossible to issue a notarized consent for the child to travel abroad?
If it is impossible to issue consent for objective reasons (the marriage is dissolved and the location of the second parent is unknown; the death of the second parent; restriction or deprivation of the parental rights of the second parent, etc.), then the grounds for leaving may be:
a notarized copy of the death certificate;
the original certificate stating that the mother is registered with the social security authorities as a single mother in relation to this child (in addition to this document, a certificate from the registry office is submitted that information about the father is recorded from the words of the mother);
a certificate from the police stating that it was not possible to establish the location of the parent as a result of the search activities carried out (or a certified copy of the court decision declaring the parent missing, declaring him dead);
a certified copy of a court decision depriving one or both parents of parental rights.
If it is impossible to issue consent for objective reasons (the marriage is dissolved and the location of the second parent is unknown; the death of the second parent; restriction or deprivation of the parental rights of the second parent, etc.), then the grounds for leaving may be:
a notarized copy of the death certificate;
the original certificate stating that the mother is registered with the social security authorities as a single mother in relation to this child (in addition to this document, a certificate from the registry office is submitted that information about the father is recorded from the words of the mother);
a certificate from the police stating that it was not possible to establish the location of the parent as a result of the search activities carried out (or a certified copy of the court decision declaring the parent missing, declaring him dead);
a certified copy of a court decision depriving one or both parents of parental rights.
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answered 9 years ago
And how to take out the grandson for two weeks? Consent of both parents? Where to arrange it?
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answered 9 years ago
Certificate from the registry office stating that information about the father was recorded from the words of the mother. So we went to Egypt and Turkey. No questions were asked.
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answered 9 years ago
A grandson is a child for you or he is not interested in border guards.
You must have a notarized power of attorney from the parents that it is for you, in a specific direction and for a specific period, that they are allowed to take the child out.
Well, and accordingly, the child must have a personal passport and with him the original of St. about birth you need to take.
According to the same principle, children are taken out by sports schools for training camps abroad or to boarding houses. Parents also make a notarized power of attorney for the accompanying persons.
You must have a notarized power of attorney from the parents that it is for you, in a specific direction and for a specific period, that they are allowed to take the child out.
Well, and accordingly, the child must have a personal passport and with him the original of St. about birth you need to take.
According to the same principle, children are taken out by sports schools for training camps abroad or to boarding houses. Parents also make a notarized power of attorney for the accompanying persons.
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answered 9 years ago
Only a notarized power of attorney from the mother that entrusts the child to you for such and such a period in such and such a country
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answered 9 years ago
And where do we have a child leaving?
otherwise Darina232145 has Japan in her account
After all, two countries are involved in the process here, the country of departure and the country of entry, and the legislation of both countries must be taken into account.
I can't speak for Turkey.
But, for example, all Schengen countries require the consent of both parents without fail. In the absence of the second parent, it is required to provide a document on the reasons for his absence (as already written, either the death certificate, or a certificate from the Ministry of Internal Affairs about the impossibility of finding him, for single mothers from the registry office in form 25)
otherwise Darina232145 has Japan in her account
After all, two countries are involved in the process here, the country of departure and the country of entry, and the legislation of both countries must be taken into account.
I can't speak for Turkey.
But, for example, all Schengen countries require the consent of both parents without fail. In the absence of the second parent, it is required to provide a document on the reasons for his absence (as already written, either the death certificate, or a certificate from the Ministry of Internal Affairs about the impossibility of finding him, for single mothers from the registry office in form 25)
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answered 9 years ago
You can get permission from a notary not in one specific country, but in all at once. Register: to all countries of the world.
This is especially true for countries that offer excursions to other countries. For example, from Egypt, you can go to Israel for a 1 day tour. And if the parents have registered only one country in the permit, then it will not work to take the child on an excursion.
This is especially true for countries that offer excursions to other countries. For example, from Egypt, you can go to Israel for a 1 day tour. And if the parents have registered only one country in the permit, then it will not work to take the child on an excursion.
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answered 9 years ago