Often one has to deal with such issues in life as changing the patronymic and surname of the child. Such circumstances arise in the case of adoption, ethical considerations and others that arise when necessary. You can change the child's surname and patronymic by contacting the civil registry authorities, having previously received the conclusion of the guardianship authorities or a court decision.
It is necessary
consider the procedure for changing the child's surname and patronymic
Instructions
Step 1
In this article, we will consider the procedure for changing the surname and first name in accordance with the law, with the consent of both parents. Any child who has reached the age of 14 has the right to change the name, patronymic or surname, but if the child is younger, both parents, guardians, or a court order give consent to the change of name. The Family Code obliges parents, when changing the surname or patronymic of a minor child, to provide a mandatory decision of the guardianship and guardianship authorities.
Step 2
Next, they draw up an application in writing and submit to the registry office, it contains information about the place of residence and birth, full data on patronymic, first and last name, data on marital status, as well as all data on minor children. The originals and copies of all documents previously issued by the civil registration authorities are provided.
Step 3
An application for a change of surname or patronymic is signed, the date of compilation is affixed. All collected certificates of birth of children, registration of marriage or its dissolution are attached to the application.
Step 4
Within a month from the date of submission of the application, it is considered by the registry office, in case of refusal to change the patronymic or surname, provide a reasoned reason for the refusal, and return all attached documents. If the application is considered positively, the changes in the name change are reported to the internal affairs bodies at the applicant's place of residence.
Step 5
Then a certificate is issued with the changes made and an indication of the place where the surname and patronymic change were made. Further, the data in all documents requiring updates is changed.
Step 6
In cases where a child is adopted, the change of name, patronymic and surname occurs in accordance with Article 134, which provides for the same registration procedure as above. An exception is such a moment as the obligatory consent of the child to change the name, surname and patronymic, if the child is 10 years old.
