It is possible to discharge a minor child from a privatized apartment in accordance with the law. If it was registered before privatization, then you need to act in one way, if after, then in another.
Necessary
- -statement
- -Resolution of the guardianship and guardianship authorities
- -extract from the house book
- - issuing a personal account
Instructions
Step 1
If a minor child is registered on the basis of the registration of parents on this living space after privatization, that is, when the ownership rights to the living space for other persons have already been registered, then it can be written out on the basis of the deregistration of the child's parents. But in some cases, the guardianship and trusteeship authorities may recognize the extract as illegal, therefore it is better to obtain a resolution from these authorities and notify them in writing.
Step 2
If a minor child was registered in an apartment before privatization, then in order to be discharged, a decree of the guardianship and guardianship authorities is required, even if the child did not participate in privatization and is not housing.
Step 3
They will be allowed to discharge a minor child only if his rights are not violated. That is, it must be registered on an equivalent territory.
Step 4
If a minor child participated in privatization, and has his own share of the property in the living space, then it can be written out only by decree of the guardianship and guardianship authorities with the granting of an equivalent share of the living space. In some cases, it is allowed to put in a bank account in the name of the child an amount of money equivalent to his share of the living space. This is when a child is taken away for state education and support.
Step 5
If these requirements are not met, then at the request of the legal representatives, the parents of the child or the guardianship and guardianship authorities, the extract may be declared illegal and will be compulsorily restored through the court.
Step 6
The direct application for deregistration must come from the parents or legal representatives of the minor child.
