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About permission to export renq for vacation
This is not the first time we are flying to Turkey with a child. But ... I don’t remember what the document was called earlier on permission for a child to travel without one of the parents. This year, the notary issued the so-called "Application" to various authorities on demand. The text seems to be normal .But here's the very name of the document! ... Is that normal, right? I really don’t want problems at passport control. Maybe it was called that before (this document), but we just didn’t notice?
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It doesn't matter what it's called. The main thing is that the document is drawn up on behalf of the parent not accompanying the trip (the name must match the one entered on the parent's birth certificate) and his notarized consent to take the child abroad. It is usually titled "To the Competent Authorities, to all concerned".
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answered 12 years ago
Don't worry, everything is correct in your document. In Ukraine, this is a "declaration" (or a statement in Russian), there can be no other name for a permit for a child to travel abroad.
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answered 12 years ago
Actually, this is called "General Power of Attorney" where it is indicated that the parent who does not go allows this trip
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answered 12 years ago
To be quite precise, it is learned, according to the notarial nomenclature: "Statement from parents of their consent to the temporary departure abroad of their children ", and by no means a power of attorney. Are you going to trust a living person?
But this is true for the sake of accuracy. And most importantly, the CU document is executed correctly and he can safely travel!))))
But this is true for the sake of accuracy. And most importantly, the CU document is executed correctly and he can safely travel!))))
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answered 12 years ago
Many thanks to everyone for their participation and competent answers.
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answered 12 years ago
In Ukraine, this is definitely called the APPLICATION !!! I have been traveling to Russia with a child for a couple of years now, but the name does not depend on the country, the main thing is that the countries where the father allows departure appear in the Application (and transit countries, if necessary)
sobaka63 You mixed up something "General power of attorney" - this is for the car.
sobaka63 You mixed up something "General power of attorney" - this is for the car.
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answered 12 years ago
In Russia, this is called consent to the departure of the child to the place of rest.
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answered 12 years ago
of course, this document is desirable, but we traveled without it and no one asked us for such consent.
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answered 12 years ago
lilya2708 - indeed, it is not always required, even at the airport, several times with my sister I went to Turkey when she was not 18, and the consent of my parents never came in handy, moreover, I am from Ukraine, and my sister is gr. Russia. But at the entrance to Ukraine, the Russian border guards very carefully studied the documents. So, it’s not necessary once in a while, but it’s better, for your own peace of mind, to have this document, without it you may not be allowed out of the country, but on the way back you really don’t need it, because. You are returning the child to their homeland.
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answered 12 years ago
Not "desirable" and not "one at a time is not necessary"
Understand the meaning of the power of attorney and its status. Ukrainian border guards check powers of attorney for Ukrainian children from Ukrainian parents from Ukrainian notaries. Because they comply with the requirements of the civil code of Ukraine, which applies only to citizens of Ukraine.
The same is true in Russia. With a slight technical difference - with one of the parents, the child can travel without a power of attorney from the second.
For Ukraine - for each parent - either his presence at the place of entry, or a power of attorney.
Understand the meaning of the power of attorney and its status. Ukrainian border guards check powers of attorney for Ukrainian children from Ukrainian parents from Ukrainian notaries. Because they comply with the requirements of the civil code of Ukraine, which applies only to citizens of Ukraine.
The same is true in Russia. With a slight technical difference - with one of the parents, the child can travel without a power of attorney from the second.
For Ukraine - for each parent - either his presence at the place of entry, or a power of attorney.
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answered 12 years ago
yes, I came across Ukrainian customs - it checks better than any other. On the train, she even unscrewed batteries and light bulbs - she checked for drugs.
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answered 12 years ago
We're talking about border guards here.
Customs is a completely different service. They are interested in moving objects, not living bodies. They probably talk about customs officers on smugglers' forums.
Customs is a completely different service. They are interested in moving objects, not living bodies. They probably talk about customs officers on smugglers' forums.
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answered 12 years ago
Customs is also mentioned here. Usually when the question arises, how much booze you can bring home)))
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answered 12 years ago
In general, there is nothing to discuss, since the topikstarter was only interested in whether the title of the document issued by the notary is correct.
The answer here is one and short: Yes, that's right - in Ukraine this document is called "Declaration".
You have nothing to worry about, since all the documents are in order, by the way, carefully read the text of the Application for fidelity, the indicated full name and date of birth of the child. By the way, we crossed the border several times and did not suspect that the documents were not in order: the daughter's date of birth was 11 months later (instead of 01 it was 12 months). Fortunately for us, the border guard noticed this at the moment when my husband was nearby and everything ended well, in the sense that we left Ukraine without any problems.
The answer here is one and short: Yes, that's right - in Ukraine this document is called "Declaration".
You have nothing to worry about, since all the documents are in order, by the way, carefully read the text of the Application for fidelity, the indicated full name and date of birth of the child. By the way, we crossed the border several times and did not suspect that the documents were not in order: the daughter's date of birth was 11 months later (instead of 01 it was 12 months). Fortunately for us, the border guard noticed this at the moment when my husband was nearby and everything ended well, in the sense that we left Ukraine without any problems.
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answered 12 years ago
Hotline - "The same thing in Russia. With a slight technical difference - with one of the parents, the child can travel without a power of attorney from the second."
Here I do not quite agree with you: in TA we were warned that without the consent of the father I should not take my child out, i.e. it turns out that either the presence of the father during the pass or his consent. But we took a chance, because. there is no connection with the father. And we have the same strict legislation.
Here I do not quite agree with you: in TA we were warned that without the consent of the father I should not take my child out, i.e. it turns out that either the presence of the father during the pass or his consent. But we took a chance, because. there is no connection with the father. And we have the same strict legislation.
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answered 12 years ago
lilya2708 - what you were told in TA is not the ultimate truth. Tourists often talk about this here. And I'm talking about this, despite the fact that the director of TA.
I repeat once again - in Russia, when leaving with one of the parents, a power of attorney from the second is NOT NEEDED. The child will not be released only if that absent parent has applied for an export ban with the border guard.
Do not produce misconceptions and advise your TA.
And for the future
- Crossing the border is not a reason for risks.
- if there is any friction on the pass - require a written opinion on the causes of friction. 90% of friction ends here. The younger border guard runs to the older one, who is more competent.
If you wish, I can also specify the normative document. Now there is no time to search, for three years already this topic has been irrelevant - ALMOST everyone knows.
I repeat once again - in Russia, when leaving with one of the parents, a power of attorney from the second is NOT NEEDED. The child will not be released only if that absent parent has applied for an export ban with the border guard.
Do not produce misconceptions and advise your TA.
And for the future
- Crossing the border is not a reason for risks.
- if there is any friction on the pass - require a written opinion on the causes of friction. 90% of friction ends here. The younger border guard runs to the older one, who is more competent.
If you wish, I can also specify the normative document. Now there is no time to search, for three years already this topic has been irrelevant - ALMOST everyone knows.
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answered 12 years ago
It is often enough defiantly to write down the helpline, it is now at every checkpoint. It works well, the communication skills of officials immediately increase.
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answered 12 years ago
Thank you, now I will be calmer before trips about this issue. I just don’t know, from the age of 14, a child probably doesn’t need the consent of his second parent at all for his exit / entry?
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answered 12 years ago