The place of residence of a child is the place where at least one of his parents lives. It is customary to determine the place of residence by registration (registration).
How to register a child in her husband's apartment
The peculiarities of registration depend on who is the owner of the dwelling. By law, children under the age of 14 cannot register on the living space alone. This can only be done if there is a registration of parents or one of them. If you want to register a child with your husband, you need to remember that the presence of other owners requires the consent of each of them.
The same is the case if the husband is the owner of the apartment, but is registered elsewhere. Then the consent of the owner of the apartment that is indicated in the registration will be required.
If the husband lives in an apartment on the basis of a social tenancy agreement, then only the tenant of the residential premises can issue any registration with the consent of all persons registered in it. Registration of third parties is possible only subject to compliance with the norms for providing living space.
What documents are required
To register a child in her husband's apartment, consent is required from both parents. The originals and photocopies of all necessary documents must be submitted to the passport office of the housing department. Registration permit and all documents must be certified. Moreover, the residence permit is certified by a notary. You can also write such a statement with your own hand in the presence of housing department employees. Then the notarial certification is not required.
At the place of registration of both parents, you need to take extracts from the personal account. You will also need your father's passport. With these documents you need to contact the passport office. The child's birth certificate must be attached to the application for registering children on their own living space.
If the children are permanently registered in one place, and the husband will be registered temporarily, then there is no need to leave the permanent place of registration.
If the child is registered in the husband's apartment after the divorce, an application for such registration from the mother will be required. A birth certificate is attached to it. They may require a certificate stating that the child is not registered with the mother.
When the ex-husband is the owner of the apartment, the consent of the other tenants is not necessary for the registration of the child. Especially if the child is under 14 years old.
If the mother and father are registered in different cities, then the child can be registered in the husband's apartment without his consent. Since the place of residence of minors is the place of residence of their legal representative.
