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what documents are needed to bring your child to Russia
Hello, please tell me, my wife is a citizen of Ukraine, I am a citizen of the Russian Federation. she has a 3-year-old child from her first marriage, she has a travel card for the child, is it necessary to have permission from the father of the child to travel to Russia?
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In accordance with the Rules for crossing the state border by citizens of Ukraine, approved by the Decree of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated 01.27.1995 No. 57, crossing the state border for traveling outside Ukraine by citizens who have not reached the age of 16 is carried out only with the consent of both parents (adoptive parents ), guardians (hereinafter referred to as parents) and accompanied by them or accompanied by persons authorized by them.
Unfortunately, permission from the child's father is required. Such are our laws in Ukraine.
Unfortunately, permission from the child's father is required. Such are our laws in Ukraine.
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answered 13 years ago
If there are problems with the father, then you need a GOOD notary)))
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answered 13 years ago
RBK2012, I must tell you that this is not an option. And a court case. It is rare that a notary will risk a license and go for forgery, and it is not a fact that his name is not known to the authorities.
In order to persuade the father to give permission for the child to leave, you just need to let the child act. It will be very difficult for dad to explain to his own child why he does not let him (her) rest abroad. I did it myself. What was to be done? My daughter's father could not refuse. But I went all the time with her and to the notary, so that dad would not deceive.
In order to persuade the father to give permission for the child to leave, you just need to let the child act. It will be very difficult for dad to explain to his own child why he does not let him (her) rest abroad. I did it myself. What was to be done? My daughter's father could not refuse. But I went all the time with her and to the notary, so that dad would not deceive.
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answered 13 years ago
I agree with you 100%.
But there are all sorts of situations in life, and even more so all sorts of dads.
I met such dads that the main thing for them to do, sorry, is disgusting to my mother, and not the joy of a child.
Of course, you have to do everything right.
But there are all sorts of situations in life, and even more so all sorts of dads.
I met such dads that the main thing for them to do, sorry, is disgusting to my mother, and not the joy of a child.
Of course, you have to do everything right.
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answered 13 years ago
So that dad who does nasty things to his mother (for example, beats her) will never do nasty things to the child, well, looking into the eyes of the child. Therefore, simply giving the tube to the child, so that he personally called dad and asked for a better way out than forgery.
I had a case when, driven to despair, I was looking for a notary to make a false certificate. Mind you, this was in the mid 90s. Then it was much easier. So I was told that this forgery is forever. And it can pop up at any moment. I decided to live in peace and not be afraid for five years like that .. or what is the statute of limitations? By the way, in my opinion, it doesn’t exist, because fake diplomas come up even after 20 years ..
I don't recommend it to anyone :-)
I had a case when, driven to despair, I was looking for a notary to make a false certificate. Mind you, this was in the mid 90s. Then it was much easier. So I was told that this forgery is forever. And it can pop up at any moment. I decided to live in peace and not be afraid for five years like that .. or what is the statute of limitations? By the way, in my opinion, it doesn’t exist, because fake diplomas come up even after 20 years ..
I don't recommend it to anyone :-)
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answered 13 years ago
Through the court for a long time and spend a lot of nerves. It is better to negotiate peacefully. In extreme cases, promise him (dad) money.
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answered 13 years ago
My friend was offered to solve a similar problem by deprivation of parental rights. Unfortunately, I don't know the procedure. And as I understand it, in this case, alimony is removed from the father.
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answered 13 years ago
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