Registration and deregistration is subject to a number of laws and changes. You can write out a granddaughter, guided by these laws. Minors are prescribed and discharged based on the registration of their parents or guardians. Adults are registered on the living space on the basis of the notarial permission of the owners. Deregistration takes place according to general rules.
Necessary
- - the passport;
- - application to the Arbitration Court;
- - resolution of the guardianship and guardianship authorities.
Instructions
Step 1
If your granddaughter was registered on the basis of the registration of parents or guardians, then guardians or parents can remove her from the registration register when changing their place of residence. If you are the guardian, then you will be able to remove your granddaughter from registration on your own if you are discharged due to a change of residence.
Step 2
If your granddaughter was registered temporarily, you can independently go and discharge her without the participation of parents or guardians.
Step 3
If your granddaughter is registered on the basis that she is a co-owner of a share in an apartment, then you can remove it from the registration by order of the guardianship and trusteeship authorities, and the order will be issued only if you register her on an equivalent territory, providing an equivalent share in the property …
Step 4
If your granddaughter is an adult and is registered on your living space with the permission of all the owners, she can be deregistered by herself. If she does not want to do this, then you will have to apply to the court. Since permanent registration assumes that all owners agree to a residence permit, to their living space, and the registered person must be deregistered personally at his will.
Step 5
Provide evidence to the court that the granddaughter does not live on the living space, does not participate in the payment of utility bills, or other compelling reasons for a court decision on forced deregistration. For example, if the granddaughter is in prison, then this is a sufficient reason for the court to decide on her compulsory discharge.
Step 6
If the granddaughter wants to check out, but she herself cannot be present, and deregistration requires the personal presence of a citizen, then let her issue a notarized power of attorney for you. Then you will be able to discharge your granddaughter without her personal presence.
