The registration process at the place of residence does not cause any difficulties and will take you no more than seven days, if the owners of the apartment or house agree to this. If you yourself are the owner, things will go even faster.
Necessary
- - consent of the owners of the living space;
- - passport with an extract from the previous place of residence.
Instructions
Step 1
In order to register in your new place of permanent residence, sign out from the previous place of registration. This is especially true for military personnel who, during their military service, are registered in a military unit, and students who are registered in student hostels.
Step 2
Take the disposal sheet at the previous place of registration and no later than seven days later come with it to the passport office at your new place of residence. Together with this sheet, you will need to provide a passport or other document proving your identity, as well as a completed registration application. Provide the document that is the basis for your check-in. This can be a certificate of ownership or a sale and purchase agreement, a court decision on the recognition of ownership, or a warrant, a statement from the owner of a dwelling that provides you with a place to live. Bring a receipt for payment of the state registration fee and statistical forms.
Step 3
If you are going to register in a private house, along with the above package of documents, provide the house book to the registration authorities.
Step 4
In the case of registration of a newborn, all these actions must be done as soon as he turns six months old. Also provide the child's birth certificate along with a copy of this document, parents' passports and copies, passports and copies of the owners of the living space, their written consent to the child's residence permit.
Step 5
If the parents are registered in different places, then the baby can be registered in any of them. In the event that both parents live in one place and are the owners of the apartment, they must write a consent to the registration of their child.
Step 6
If one of the parents owns a part of the living space in which the child is registered, and he himself is registered in another place, he must submit a certificate that the baby has never been registered at his address.
