A child under 14 years old, according to the law, cannot but be registered with at least one of the parents. However, this does not prevent him from being the owner of the living space - both the one on which he is registered and where not. In this case, he is not authorized to decide whether to register someone else there, for him such a decision is made by one of the parents with the consent of the second.
Necessary
- - an application for the provision of housing or a contract for the free use of it, signed by the owner by one of the parents;
- - consent of the second parent for registration;
- - certificate of ownership of housing;
- - birth certificate of the owner;
- - parents' passports;
- - passport of the person being prescribed;
- - an application prescribed for registration at the place of residence.
Instructions
Step 1
The basis for moving into an apartment, house or other residential premises that are in private ownership is an application for the provision of living space or an agreement for the free use of residential premises. In any case, the document must be signed by the owner.
But if he is a child, things get a little more complicated. He himself cannot make such decisions, these powers are delegated by law to his parents. Thus, one of them must sign the paper for and on behalf of his child, and the second must approve this decision. If the child has one legal representative, the absence of the second must be documented: a death certificate, a document on recognition as missing or deprivation of parental rights.
Step 2
In the case of a gratuitous use agreement, the law does not require mandatory certification of the signatures under it. But in practice, a document without a notary visa or not signed by everyone who is supposed to, in the presence of an employee of the house management or the FMS, will most likely not be accepted (the FMS is reinsured in the event that the owner's signature can be forged), and proof of the wrongness of the passport officers will take a lot of time.
Therefore, it is better to immediately solve the problem, depending on the situation: turn to a notary or come to the house administration or the Federal Migration Service with the full complement of all those involved: registered and both parents with passports, birth certificate of the owner and confirmation of his rights to housing.
Step 3
Otherwise, the registration procedure is the same as in any other case. The person registered must fill out an application for registration at the place of residence (at home, on the spot or online on the portal of public services, the form can be taken from the house management or the department of the FMS or downloaded from the portal of public services and the website of the regional FMS), attach to it his passport and a sheet of departure from the previous address …
If you have not been discharged from your previous place of residence, you must fill out the appropriate section in the application.
