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do you need documents from the biological father
Hello! I am a single mother, by the way. about the birth of a child, the father is entered, but he lives in another city and we do not communicate. My son and I have the same last name, he is 3 years old. I'm planning a vacation in Bulgaria or Turkey. Is permission from the biological father required? thanks
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Yes, permission is required. without it, you will not be able to leave the country
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answered 11 years ago
Well, how is it, everywhere they say if there was no ban from the father, then nothing is needed, at least to Turkey
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answered 11 years ago
there was a decree of the government of the Russian Federation of May 12, 2003 No. 273, if there was no ban, then nothing is needed
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answered 11 years ago
If you are a single mother, you must have a certificate from the registry office stating that information about your father is recorded from the words of your mother. By the way, only such a certificate gives the right to receive the required social benefits to a single mother. So I took my daughter to rest in Turkey. If you have any questions - write, I will answer!
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answered 11 years ago
lyasik81! You are a citizen of Russia, right? and the baby too? Russians can travel abroad with one of their parents without the consent of the other. But Ukrainians need this permission, if the child travels with one of the parents, the second must necessarily agree to this trip.
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answered 11 years ago
yes, we are citizens of the Russian Federation, as I understand it, it works anywhere in the world? :) thank you all for your replies!
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answered 11 years ago
It is better to find out in your travel agency, so that it would not be offensive later. In Belarus, father's permission is obligatory. It seemed to me that you wanted to hear only what suits you. Highly recommend - check it out. Travel agencies need to know for sure.
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answered 11 years ago
For Russians, no permits are needed, unless there was a separate ban after the father applied to the court.
For Ukrainians - definitely necessary, in Belarus - you need to find out in the Belarusian agency :))))
For Ukrainians - definitely necessary, in Belarus - you need to find out in the Belarusian agency :))))
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answered 11 years ago
Well, it's always nice to hear what you like best. I will definitely check with travel agencies, but there is a decree and I hope it is being implemented :)
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answered 11 years ago
We booked a trip through Balkan-express. When applying for a visa, they required the consent of the father or (in my case) a certificate of his death, they said that without this the child’s documents would not be accepted at the embassy ... You wrote incomprehensibly: Are you a single mother or simply do not live with the child's father? If you are a single mother, then you need to take an official certificate from the registry office stating that information about the father was recorded from the words of the mother. If, when registering a child, the father recognized him, i.e. Officially agreed that he is the father, then you need to get his consent.
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answered 11 years ago
I forgot to write that out of 5 trips to Bulgaria with a child, 3 times at passport control they asked for a father's death certificate. And last year, the child was also "interrogated". Who is flying with? Ah, with my mother! What is mom's name? How old is she? And when is her birthday? And what was your father's name? I was in a slight shock, my son too ... So who will you run into ....
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answered 11 years ago
I have a certificate from the registry office, let's hope that we will break through :)
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answered 11 years ago
There will be no problems with the certificate - this is an official document, the same as consent or a death certificate! Even if questions will be asked! I wish you a pleasant stay!
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answered 11 years ago