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According to the decree by the government of
the Russian federation dated on 4th April 2004 and Number
217 "About the state information bank on children who
are left without parents are denied parental control, and
the controlling of its development and usage based on the
federal law on 16th April 2001 Number 44-FZ"About the
state information bank for children who are left without parental
control "" citizens who wish to adopt children in
their family have a right to get the information on the children
at any regional ( as a rule, regional department) or the federal
operator of the state information bank of children left without
parental control.
Foreign nationals hand in required documents
that prove their identity which is also recognized in the
Russian federation to the operator, they hand in:
1. A written request that they wish adopt and
also a request to gain access to the information bank so that
they can find a child they wish to adopt;
2. Filled in questioners;
3. Obligation to register the child at the consular
department of the Russian federation;
4. Obligation to provide the ability to investigate
living conditions and upbringing of the child;
5. Copies of documents that prove their identity
and that are also recognized in the Russian federation;
6. Copies of documents that prove the identity
of citizen of the Russian Federation, permanently living abroad,
foreign nationals or those without citizenship recognized
by the Russian Federation;
7. Report by authorized state department where
the citizen resides permanently ( for Russian nationals who
permanently reside outside Russian Federation or persons without
citizenship - state where he/she resides permanently), about
their living conditions and the ability to adopt. In the Report
his family's photos are attached;
8. Obligation by a competent state organ where
the nation who has Russian citizenship, permanently living
outside the Russian Federation or persons without citizenship
live, to control in which living condition the child lives
and also brought up;
9. Obligation by a competent state organ where
the nation who has Russian citizenship, permanently living
outside the Russian Federation or persons without citizenship
live, to control whether the adopted child has been registered
at the consular department of the Russian Federation;
10. Copies of licenses (or other documents)
of foreign organization that confirm that they are the official
authorized state representatives during document preparation
mentioned in points "f" - "i".
Documents mentioned in points "a"
- "e" are taken into consideration for 1 year from
the date they were handed in.
All the documents mentioned must be legalized,
the translators sign must be checked at the consular department
or diplomatic mission of the Russian Federation where the
foreign national resides or by the Notary in the Russian Federation.
Adoption decision is made by the high court
of the republic, regional court, Federal city court, autonomous
region court where the adopted child resides according to
an application made by the person who wants to adopt the child.
Together with an application to adopt the following
should be included:
1. Copy of marriage certificate of the persons
who wish to adopt;
2. If the child is being adopted by one person
then consent by either husband or wife or a document that
proves that they no longer have family ties and are not living
together for more than three years;
3. Medical reports on the health conditions
of the persons wanting to adopt.
Please bear in mind that according to cap 127
of the family act of the Russian federation, it is forbidden
to allow persons to adopt if they according to their health
cannot be able to perform their parents rights. Below is a
list of diseases established by the government of the Russian
federation No542 dated on 1st May 1996 that does not allow
a person to adopt:
1. Tuberculosis (active and chronical);
2. Internal organ diseases, nervous system;
3. Drug addition, alcoholism;
4. Inflectional diseases;
5. Physiological problems, where;
6. All disease and injuries that lead to invalidity
stages 1 and 2, that disable a person from working.
Therefore a medical report about the adopters
health condition should contain information that the person
is not suffering from the above named diseases.
1. Information from the workplace that states
the position held and salary information or a copy of income
declaration or any other document that states the income;
2. Document that stare the right to use living
quarters or that the person has his own living quarters;
3. Document that proves that the person has
been registered as a candidate for adoption;
4. Report by a state authorized organization
where the adoptive persons reside ( for adoption by persons
without citizenship - in the country where they live permanently),
about their living conditions and the ability to become adoptive
parents. Permission by authorized state organization to allow
the adopted child into the country where the child will live.
Two copies of all the documents are handed over
to the court.
The documents that are handed over to the court
should also be legalized, translated to Russian language,
the translator's sigh must be checked at the consular department
or diplomatic mission where the person resides or by a Notary
in the Russian Federation.
Adoption decision is made by the high court
of the republic, regional court, Federal city court, autonomous
region court where the adopted child resides according to
an application made by the person who wants to adopt the child.
Together with an application to adopt the following
should be included:
1. Copy of marriage certificate of the persons
who wish to adopt;
2. If the child is being adopted by one person
then consent by either husband or wife or a document that
proves that they no longer have family ties and are not living
together for more than three years;
3. Medical reports on the health conditions
of the persons wanting to adopt.
Please bear in mind that according to cap 127
of the family act of the Russian federation, it is forbidden
to allow persons to adopt if they according to their health
cannot be able to perform their parents rights. Below is a
list of diseases established by the government of the Russian
federation No542 dated on 1st May 1996 that does not allow
a person to adopt:
1. Tuberculosis (active and chronical);
2. Internal organ diseases, nervous system;
3. Drug addition, alcoholism;
4. Inflectional diseases;
5. Physiological problems, where;
6. All disease and injuries that lead to invalidity
stages 1 and 2, that disable a person from working.
Therefore a medical report about the adopters
health condition should contain information that the person
is not suffering from the above named diseases.
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