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what documents do you need to have in order to go 1 of the parents and a child of 16 years old (have a passport) to Russia

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elenagorodec

asked 14 years ago

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sandra-art, but I think it's not necessary. nothing. I think so - because it is written in the law on the procedure for the exit of citizens of Ukraine. sandra-art, where are you from for advice? elenagorodec - call the bodies of the border service of Ukraine 044 5276363 or read www.rossiane.narod.ru

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Gedeon

answered 14 years ago

if we take as a basis that the age of majority comes at the age of 18, and before that, you need to take permission from the second parent to take the child abroad.
you can also go to Russia with an internal passport, which the child has, but there is already how lucky.
and the site you gave the link to - "Next to Ukraine by train, plane, car:" LEGAL GUIDE for Russians in / in Ukraine "this is for Russians, and not vice versa.
citizens of Russia do not need permission from the second parent to take a child of any age abroad

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sandra-art

answered 14 years ago

in the text PRAVOVODITEL, there is a section for citizens of Ukraine. The law is taken as a basis, the law says that until the age of 16, the consent (accompaniment) of both parents of a child from Ukraine. Departure from Ukraine.
Yes, Russian children conditions - up to 18 years old, 1 parent.

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Gedeon

answered 14 years ago

Perhaps obtaining permission from the second parent is a troublesome business, but imagine how they don’t let you out of Ukraine and you return home with nothing because of the lack of some kind of piece of paper.
It is better to make this permission and let it be unnecessary than vice versa.

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anbendas

answered 14 years ago

sandra-art · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-02T12:05

permission from the second parent certified by a notary. original

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sandra-art

answered 14 years ago