Removal of citizens from registration is carried out on the basis of Government Decree No. 713. Any citizen who is registered on your living space, but does not live on it, can check out on his own, give you a notarized power of attorney, or you can remove it from the registration by receiving a court order.
Necessary
- - application to the FMS;
- - notarised power of attorney;
- - application to the court.
Instructions
Step 1
If you need a non-resident citizen to deregister, ask him to contact the FMS with an application and a passport. He will write a statement on the basis of which the non-resident will be discharged. This scenario is possible only if a registered person in your living space has the opportunity to independently contact the FMS, or if he wants to deregister, but he does not have time for this.
Step 2
You can independently remove a non-resident citizen from registration by a notarized power of attorney issued to you for making an extract. Apply with a notarized power of attorney to the FMS. Fill out an application for deregistration. On the basis of an application submitted by a notarially authorized person, authorized employees of the FMS will remove the citizen from the registration register.
Step 3
If the registration of a non-resident citizen is temporary, then it will automatically end upon the expiration of the terms specified in the application that was presented for registration, or you have the right to independently apply to the FMS and remove the temporarily registered person from the register ahead of schedule.
Step 4
Apply to the court if the citizen does not live, does not give you a notarized power of attorney and does not want to be deregistered on his own. Submit documentary evidence that the citizen does not live at the place of permanent registration. This can be testimony of witnesses, a copy of a court order on the conclusion of a person registered in a place of deprivation of liberty, a certificate of recognition of a citizen as incompetent and placing him in state institutions for detention, etc.
Step 5
On the basis of a court order, you can remove a registered person from the register without his participation and without a notarized power of attorney.
