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Name change - new passport and new visa?
if I change my last name and am going to go on vacation from Russia to Estonia. but I already have a Schengen visa. Will I need to change my passport and apply for a new visa? How do they know at the border that I have changed my last name, is everything entered into the database?
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Passport must be changed 100%. And therefore, if the document is changed, then the visa will be invalid. I don’t know if it’s possible to put pressure on pity for the consular workers :), so that
entered into a position by updating an already issued document for free
entered into a position by updating an already issued document for free
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answered 13 years ago
Dear oale, you are fundamentally wrong. At the border, no one will ask for an internal passport, no one is interested in it. And why on earth should we put pressure on the pity of the consulate workers? The visa has already been received. It is valid, valid and passport. So, dear serdechko89, go boldly and do not be afraid of anything. Have a nice rest!
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answered 13 years ago
When the Schengen visa expires, apply for a new passport and then a new Schengen visa. No problem.
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answered 13 years ago
+1. you eat on a foreign passport, a visa for it. he acts. so everything is fine
PS: I don’t understand why change the names then ?! ))) only more hemorrhoids
PS: I don’t understand why change the names then ?! ))) only more hemorrhoids
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answered 12 years ago
Anyutka, apparently asking the question, got married. Married is an old word. It means Behind the Husband. Therefore, the surname is changed so that the children have a surname, like their mother. And my dad, of course. If you do not change the last name, an idiotic situation will arise when a child with a last name, for example, Ivanov, will have a mother with a last name, for example, Petrova. Like a foster child. Or did you not know this?
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answered 12 years ago
what are you?!?!?!? got married???? what a horror!!!!!! I didn’t know that people get married and their names change because of this !!!
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answered 12 years ago
children can have the surname that the parents write for them. and the child himself can then change both the name and surname and even gender. Imagine! and instead of Kostya become Katya!! oh how! ))
idiotic situations always arise. and adopted children have nothing to do with it =) they also change their names and surnames. this is the norm
idiotic situations always arise. and adopted children have nothing to do with it =) they also change their names and surnames. this is the norm
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answered 12 years ago
Well, this is terrible for you. And for the majority, marriage brings not only hemorrhoids, as you think. By the way, the change of surname and passport does not cause hemorrhoids in anyone. And show your sarcasm at gatherings with feminists. Have a nice rest!
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answered 12 years ago
Well, I suspect you didn’t change your last name, you don’t know.)) When changing a last name, you need to change ALL the documentation. and these are (for certain segments of the population) constituent documents, tax documentation, a bunch of legal documents on which our work and life are tied up. this is crap)) both moral and financial))
does changing (or not changing) a surname affect marriage? )) I don't think so))
does changing (or not changing) a surname affect marriage? )) I don't think so))
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answered 12 years ago
Well, you’ve started a discussion here, I’m going to get married and we want to leave right away and therefore there won’t be time to change my passport, I have to change all my documents, and this is a passport, pension, inn, a driver’s license will not cause any hemorrhoids, I think the change of surname is what It’s custom or something and I want the whole family to have one last name, and not with different ones !!! Everyone chooses whether or not to change the last name.
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answered 12 years ago
sigur62, well, you surprised me :))) The surname does not affect family life at all. If you want - change, if you don't want - don't change, it doesn't matter at all. To insist on this custom is out of dense zabobonnost. Like "buying" the bride, giving pillows and duvet covers as "dowry", wearing demobilization ribbons with the inscription "witness" at the wedding.
"an idiotic situation will arise when a child with a surname, for example, Ivanov, will have a mother with a surname, for example, Petrova"
What's idiotic about that?
"an idiotic situation will arise when a child with a surname, for example, Ivanov, will have a mother with a surname, for example, Petrova"
What's idiotic about that?
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answered 12 years ago
"demobilization tapes with the inscription "witness"" oooh how I can not stand this!!!! poor witnesses
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answered 12 years ago
And "shampusik" slurp out of a shoe? And Mouzon like "my mother-in-law, affectionate! my mother-in-law, friendly!"? And the indispensable silly toastmaster? And the collection of money in diapers? It's just a holiday!
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answered 12 years ago
Funny girls. If the change of surname causes such eerie associations in you, I start to be afraid of you. Or is it the aftermath of recent Halloween?
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answered 12 years ago
What about rolling an egg over a pant leg? and dump the mother-in-law in the water-swamp? and be sure to lambada on the table for witnesses))))
I have always refused to be friends!)))
Halloween for me this year was replaced by Diwali =)))
I have always refused to be friends!)))
Halloween for me this year was replaced by Diwali =)))
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answered 12 years ago
Anyutka, I have never seen such rituals, really )))
I especially liked to dump my mother-in-law)))
An indiscreet question, I'm even embarrassed: how is it - an egg through the leg?
I especially liked to dump my mother-in-law)))
An indiscreet question, I'm even embarrassed: how is it - an egg through the leg?
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answered 12 years ago
sigur62 you have lost a lot in your life. about the mother-in-law - usually on the second day, they put her on something, and then she throws it into the water - a river, the sea, a swamp. WHY I don’t know this nonsense!))) but I watched)))
about eggs - well, you give)) turn on the logic! they put it in one leg - you need to pull it out in the second. and handles everything, handles))))
about eggs - well, you give)) turn on the logic! they put it in one leg - you need to pull it out in the second. and handles everything, handles))))
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answered 12 years ago
Anyutka, it is always amusing and fun for me to attend such gopnitsa weddings. With your permission, I will, on occasion, consult with you on the ritual side of this action)))
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answered 12 years ago
The most interesting thing is that in 100% of such cases, the bride takes the name of the groom. It's the law :)
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answered 12 years ago
Thank you Anetka-gan, if the truth is sincere !!! And about such rituals that you told me for the first time, but very funny))
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answered 12 years ago
Well, those are old habits. probably purely Ukrainian =) and standard competitions at weddings))) it's fun to watch from the outside, but the poor fellow witnesses get to the fullest.
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answered 12 years ago
Answer someone, does the stamp in the passport affect the foreigner or not?
If you change your last name, then it's a clear matter .... and if you DO NOT CHANGE?
There is a field Special marks - they write children there ... maybe marriage too?
If you change your last name, then it's a clear matter .... and if you DO NOT CHANGE?
There is a field Special marks - they write children there ... maybe marriage too?
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answered 12 years ago
If I change my last name and am going to go on vacation from Russia to Estonia, but I already have a Schengen visa. Will I need to change my passport and apply for a new visa? How do they know at the border that I have changed my last name, is everything entered into the database? So can anyone really answer this question??? It’s just that now I have the same situation as serdechko89, so what should I do .......
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answered 12 years ago
I’ll answer myself after September 16, I’m going to Estonia using an old passport, because the Russian one is now on exchange and they will give it to me two before departure and I wouldn’t have time to change both passports in a month .. I hope they won’t throw it away at the border. I’ll take a certificate of married with myself, in principle, no one looks at the Russian passport at the border .. The embassy said that when I change my passport, I will need to prepare an application for a new visa and, when submitting the application, fill out an application to cancel the current visa ..
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answered 12 years ago
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