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I need to make a child citizenship
to do this, you need to cross the Russian border towards Kazakhstan, turn around and enter Russia again to get a migration card. But the child is 15 years old and has only a birth. It is a fact that they will let him out of Russia, but will they let him in according to the certificate?
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Do you yourself have Russian citizenship? If this is your child (minor) and you live with him in Russia, then there should be no problems. Frankly, the question is very strange. Such problems are solved in the migration service.
If you had a divorce, then you need a court decision which parent became the guardian of the child.
In fact, citizenship is affixed exclusively in the passport, which is issued upon reaching the age of 16 (at least in Ukraine, this is the only way.)
If you had a divorce, then you need a court decision which parent became the guardian of the child.
In fact, citizenship is affixed exclusively in the passport, which is issued upon reaching the age of 16 (at least in Ukraine, this is the only way.)
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answered 11 years ago
But at the same time, in Ukraine, children cross the border exclusively on a travel document. What country issued the birth certificate?
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answered 11 years ago
It may be that the parents only have a residence permit in Russia, and the child was born there. Then the issue of citizenship is very controversial. In any case, you need to contact the migration service.
We had an employee at work who was born in Kyiv. Then his parents, on duty, were sent to Moscow (still under the Union), where he received Russian citizenship. Then the family returned after the collapse back to Kyiv. All of them still have only a residence permit in Ukraine. It seems that a few years are not enough to obtain citizenship, even despite the fact that people are native Kievans.
Alas, there are many insanities.
We had an employee at work who was born in Kyiv. Then his parents, on duty, were sent to Moscow (still under the Union), where he received Russian citizenship. Then the family returned after the collapse back to Kyiv. All of them still have only a residence permit in Ukraine. It seems that a few years are not enough to obtain citizenship, even despite the fact that people are native Kievans.
Alas, there are many insanities.
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answered 11 years ago
Already answered this question in the next branch and the same person. Contact the FMS at your place of residence.
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answered 11 years ago
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