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I am in Sakhalin, my wife is in Ukraine. Can a 13-year-old child with friends without a mother come to me from Ukraine to Russia?
I am in Sakhalin, my wife is in Ukraine. Can a 13-year-old child with friends without a mother come to me from Ukraine to Russia?
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Maybe if there is a power of attorney from both parents to take the child out. Go to a notary, make a permit with the passport data of your friends and send it to your wife. She, in turn, makes a power of attorney on her own.
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answered 8 years ago
This is if dad is a citizen of Ukraine.
Nuance - a power of attorney from a Russian notary has no legal force for Ukrainian border guards, and they will check.
Nuance - a power of attorney from a Russian notary has no legal force for Ukrainian border guards, and they will check.
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answered 8 years ago
it will be difficult, because now they have tightened the rules for crossing the border for children under 16 years old
If the mother and child are citizens of Ukraine, and you are a citizen of the Russian Federation, then if the child travels with the mother, your notarized permission is not needed (You can leave Ukraine without the consent of the father (mother) to leave the child abroad in such cases:
the father is a foreigner or a stateless person and is not at the checkpoint...).
If a child travels without a father and mother, a power of attorney from both is required. A power of attorney issued by a Russian notary will be valid if it is translated into Ukrainian and notarized
If the mother and child are citizens of Ukraine, and you are a citizen of the Russian Federation, then if the child travels with the mother, your notarized permission is not needed (You can leave Ukraine without the consent of the father (mother) to leave the child abroad in such cases:
the father is a foreigner or a stateless person and is not at the checkpoint...).
If a child travels without a father and mother, a power of attorney from both is required. A power of attorney issued by a Russian notary will be valid if it is translated into Ukrainian and notarized
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answered 8 years ago
Those. in Ukraine, the mother must make a power of attorney on her own behalf, in the Russian Federation - you on your own. You must send the original power of attorney to your mother. She must draw up this power of attorney in Ukrainian and notarize
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answered 8 years ago
Is it not necessary to notarize a power of attorney at the consulate of the Russian Federation? It is better not to find out such things at the tour forum, but to trust official sources.
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answered 8 years ago
Oh, sorry, at the Ukrainian Embassy in Moscow. But the second option with certification, translation and apostille of a power of attorney from a Russian notary in Ukraine is also possible.
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answered 8 years ago
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