How to discharge the child from the father without his consent

If you are the mother of a minor child and citizen lives with you and is registered by the father, the father may apply to the FMS or to the passport office. For cancelling registration you must write a statement, show your passport and birth certificate of the child. Then the father must obtain a certificate stating that the child had not registered, to give written authorization certified by a notary that he was not opposed to the child registered on your site.

If the father writes of the child and does not give his consent to the removal of the juvenile from registration and residence permit in your territory, you have the right to apply to the court with prior written notification to the bodies of guardianship and guardianship.

Sufficient grounds for removal of the child from registration and residence permit in your territory will be the many facts. In particular permission from the father is not required if he is deprived of parental rights. In this case, you have the right to obtain a court order and to apply independently to the FMS or to the passport office.

Also sufficient grounds for discharge of a child is the fact of detention of father in place of imprisonment. In this case, the order of your actions should be exactly the same as the deprivation of the father 's parental rights. First, you are required to notify the guardianship and trusteeship body, and then apply to the court to obtain a ruling and refer to the FMS or to the passport office.

If the father has been declared incompetent by reason of mental illness, you have the right to obtain a copy of the decision of the court, the decision of bodies of guardianship and guardianship, and then to perform the removal from the register and to register the child on their territory without anyone's permission.

You can be refused only in the case if you are deprived of parental rights, recognized as incapable, or are in places of deprivation of liberty and the place of residence of the minor, the court determined the dwelling of the father.