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In what language do I need to have the permission of one of the parents to leave the child to Israel?
In what language do I need to have the permission of one of the parents to leave the child to Israel?
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and a notarized permission, one of the parents, in what language do you need it?
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answered 6 years ago
In a language understandable by the border guards of the country of departure (i.e. the country of which the child is a citizen).
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answered 6 years ago
In Ukrainian (by the way, read the power of attorney carefully, there are mistakes). In January of this year, our friends sent children aged 6 and 12 with their aunt and uncle to Yegi. There were discrepancies in the power of attorney and documents (unfortunate notary). Both parents saw off the children, therefore, although with a scandal, the children flew out.
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answered 6 years ago
Commentary on the situation described by travelsita.
If parents are present at the checkpoint, a power of attorney is not required. All scandals are instantly stopped if you request a written certificate about the reason for the refusal to cross the border. Heads of shifts of border guards know the rules for crossing by minors, and the need to provide such a certificate upon request, and responsibility.
If parents are present at the checkpoint, a power of attorney is not required. All scandals are instantly stopped if you request a written certificate about the reason for the refusal to cross the border. Heads of shifts of border guards know the rules for crossing by minors, and the need to provide such a certificate upon request, and responsibility.
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answered 6 years ago
Hotline, you are a bit wrong. A power of attorney is needed. Parents brought the children to the air security control, then the children went with their escorts to passport control - that's where everything turned out. Indeed, the issue was resolved with the intervention of the shift supervisor.
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answered 6 years ago
Why am I here?
This is written in the Rules of crossing the state border by citizens of Ukraine, approved by the resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine of 27.01.95 № 57 (as amended by the resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine of 25.08.2010 № 724)
quote - one of the "parents are missing from the checkpoint "
Otherwise, in your example, no one would have flown anywhere.
There are so many difficulties to get parents to passport control - to pass this "aviation security control ". But this is also not a problem.
This is written in the Rules of crossing the state border by citizens of Ukraine, approved by the resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine of 27.01.95 № 57 (as amended by the resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine of 25.08.2010 № 724)
quote - one of the "parents are missing from the checkpoint "
Otherwise, in your example, no one would have flown anywhere.
There are so many difficulties to get parents to passport control - to pass this "aviation security control ". But this is also not a problem.
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answered 6 years ago
These "little difficulties" were overcome in the following way: In the presence of a border guard, the parents passed through air control and then they were taken to the service room, where the issue was resolved. An application was submitted from both parents describing the situation to the shift supervisor. Copies of all the docks were pinned to it. According to friends, "financial assistance" was not provided to the shift supervisor to speed up the resolution of the issue.))))
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answered 6 years ago
The meaning of the procedure and its legality are important. And many experts do not know about it or have forgotten. Overcoming difficulties can look different. It depends on the organization of the "checkpoint". In Boryspil, I can easily walk to the booths of border service inspectors when I see someone off.
By the way, in the same provision it is written that in the presence of a passport a person has the right to be at this point. There are no restrictions - a person is going to cross the border or not. Does he have tickets or not, etc. The statement is a reinsurance of border guards in case of a question - why did they miss it. This is not a prescribed document.
By the way, in the same provision it is written that in the presence of a passport a person has the right to be at this point. There are no restrictions - a person is going to cross the border or not. Does he have tickets or not, etc. The statement is a reinsurance of border guards in case of a question - why did they miss it. This is not a prescribed document.
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answered 6 years ago