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Do the OVIR issue confirmation that they have accepted your application for a passport? Or at least a copy of the completed application form
Do the OVIR issue confirmation that they have accepted your application for a passport? Or at least a copy of the completed application form
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No, they don't. They say the approximate date when the passport will be ready and that's it. Perhaps, if you insist, they will give))
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answered 7 years ago
Give at least a certificate to the CNAP (Center for Administrative Services). It indicates your data, case number, date of submission of documents… After the end of the month you can call and inquire about the degree of readiness of documents (or through the SCSU system by internal passport number). The delay is currently at least a month.
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answered 7 years ago
And why do you need an OVIR, go to "Ukraine", on the 3rd floor there is a passport service (or look where there are still passport services in Kiev).
Calmly hand over the documents, and track the readiness of the passport on the website.
I myself got a new passport there a month ago.
Calmly hand over the documents, and track the readiness of the passport on the website.
I myself got a new passport there a month ago.
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answered 7 years ago
In "Ukraine" the price is 1.8 times more expensive. If not urgent - why overpay?
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answered 7 years ago
I submitted documents to the OVIR of the Shevchenkovsky district, signed up on an Internet in an electronic queue. I monitored the place +- for 3 months, it “burned” for me, there was no point in overpaying, especially since I have a valid passport. I submitted the documents on October 19, paid 557 UAH, they didn’t give me any papers, I said the passport would be ready + - in 3 months, monitor its status on the website https://dmsu.gov.ua/services.html
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