Russia Enables Digital Birth Certificate Filings
New federal law provisions have entered into force in Russia allowing families to apply for birth citizenship electronically. The updated regulations permit not only parents but also adoptive parents and guardianship authority representatives to submit these applications. This change follows previous discussions regarding administrative and digital service expansions. Previously, personal visits to government offices were required for these documents.
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
“Today, new norms of the federal law have come into force. According to the official text of the document, not only parents, but also adopters and representatives of guardianship authorities can file such an application.”
Komsomolskaya Pravda
“Russian families will be able to formalize a child's birth certificate electronically. New federal law norms allow submitting documents through internet services not only to parents, but also to adoptive parents and guardianship representatives.”
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