It is necessary to obtain permission from the guardianship authorities in all cases when it comes to transactions that affect the interests of children. This is especially true for the sale or lease of real estate owned by a minor. It is necessary to obtain permission so that as a result of the actions of adults, children are not infringed on their rights.
Instructions
Step 1
Before making a transaction with the property of a minor, remember that you need to obtain the consent of the guardianship and guardianship authorities. This must be done in advance, otherwise the transaction may be invalidated. In order to obtain permission from the guardianship authorities, you must, firstly, issue a request from a notary. Second, as a parent of a minor, you must submit your application. If the child does not have parents, it is necessary to include in the package of documents certificates confirming this fact and the reason for their absence (this may be a death certificate, a court decision on deprivation of parental rights, etc.).
Step 2
In addition to all the listed documents, a statement from the minor himself is also needed (if he has already reached the age of 14), and all documents for the property, on the subject of which the transaction will be made. You will also need a birth certificate for a minor child.
Step 3
When you bring the entire package of documents to the guardianship and guardianship authorities, you will be obliged to sign and date necessarily in the presence of specialists from the guardianship authority. In addition, remember that the application will only be accepted from you if you have brought a full package of necessary documents. All these papers must be presented both in the original and in copies.
Step 4
In some cases, the guardianship authorities are not so hard at finding fault with the number of documents that you submit for consideration. Therefore, experts recommend that you definitely clarify: is it possible not to bring any documents and which ones are required.
