Published: 01.07.2022.
Price
Free
Execution deadline in working days
1
Recipient
Individual person
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Receiving restrictions
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The birth of a child must be notified to the correspondence department within one month. The obligation to notify the birth of a child shall lie with the father or mother of the child or an authorised person of the parents. After registration of the fact of birth, a birth certificate shall be issued.
In the case of paternity recognition, parents need to complete an application for paternity recognition, which is certified by both parents with their signatures.

  • Process description
  • Related documents

Process description

  1. Service requests
    When registering the birth of a child, the parents of the child in the correspondence department
    • submit a medical certificate (original) issued by a medical treatment institution or doctor, which certifies the fact of birth;
    • produce a valid identity document (passport or identity card) and a marriage certificate if both parents are married.

    Details of the child's parents

    Information regarding the mother of the child shall be entered on the basis of a medical certificate issued by a medical treatment institution or medical practitioner, which shall certify the fact of birth of the child.
    The details of the child's father shall be entered on the basis of one of the following documents:
    1) a marriage certificate or other document attesting the entering into of a marriage, if the mother of the child has entered into a marriage until the birth of the child;
    2) a submission for the recognition of paternity, if the father and mother of the child have not entered into a mutual marriage, but a joint application for the recognition of paternity has been submitted to the correspondence department;
    3) a joint application for the recognition of the mother of the child, the mother of the child or the mother of the child's ex-husband and the biological father of the child with a request for the father of the child to enter the biological father of the child in the birth register, not the mother husband of the child or ex-husband of the child;
    4) a marriage certificate or other document attesting the entering into of a marriage and a document attesting the basis for the termination of such marriage, if the marriage of the mother of the child and her husband has been divorced or recognised as invalid or the spouse has died and no more than 306 days have passed from the divorce or recognition of the marriage to the birth of the child;
    5) if the child was born within 306 days after the termination of the marriage, but the mother of the child has already entered into a new marriage at this time, the young husband of the mother shall be indicated as the father of the child.
    If the mother of the child is not married and the child's paternity has not been recognised or determined until the registration of the fact of birth, only the information regarding his or her mother shall be entered in the birth register.

  2. Receipt of services
    Receipt of services according to the application of choice.