Fine for lack of registration: in the passport; The child has

One of the prerequisites for legal residence in the country is registration. The proof is the mark in the passport. Is it possible to live without registration? Is there any liability for this?

Official residence

Citizens of the Russian Federation are required to live at the address that is listed in the database of the registration authority. Otherwise, the registration is considered fictitious. This entails a fine. Without registration, a person will not be able to fully use the opportunities - visit hospitals, get an official job, apply for benefits, etc.

For lack of registration, a fine is imposed not only on residents, but also on homeowners. The stamp is the result of the work of the registration service employees. They enter data into accounting cards and make amendments to the database.

An employee does not have the right to make a decision on registration or deregistration; only the manager of the unit has the right to make such a decision. Stamping your passport is the final stage in recording your departure or arrival at a new address. The absence of such a stamp is fraught with consequences.

What are the registration deadlines?

Registration can be permanent or temporary. Permanent registration is when a person is registered in the place where he lives for a long time. Confirmation is a stamp in the passport. For temporary registration, such a stamp is not affixed. Without registration, you are allowed to stay at your place of stay for no more than 90 days.

If a person is discharged from one place and registered in another, a new registration must be made within 1 week. There is a penalty for not having registration in your passport.

There is no term “expired registration” in legislative acts, therefore, it is impossible to issue a fine in this regard. This concept implies the absence of any registration at the moment. When a citizen is discharged at the previous address, and is registered at the new one after the allotted time. He lives this period without registration.

If a person does not register 90 days

Fines for lack of registration in the passport

The size of the fine depends on the type of violation.

There are several of them:

• lack of registration - when a citizen is discharged from one address and not registered at another;
• late registration;
• missed registration deadlines - when a temporary one is issued.

Both individuals and legal entities are subject to fines. The fine applies to those who do not have permanent registration, or to property owners who have unregistered persons living with them.

For failure to register with a note in the passport, a fine is imposed on the following persons:

• have reached the age of majority;
• minors who reside in the territory of the Russian Federation on a permanent basis - their legal representatives will be responsible;
• foreign citizens planning to stay in the country for a long time.

In other words, anyone who fails to register is subject to liability.

Expired registration

To undergo the permanent registration procedure, citizens who own real estate or live with relatives need to collect a package of documents. To avoid a fine, citizens are given 1 week.

It happens that a person is not able to obtain registration on time. For example, if the old home is sold and the new one is not purchased. Temporary registration is provided for such purposes. Usually it is issued if you need to leave your place of permanent residence for a long time.

The fine can be either minimum or maximum, depending on the location of the violation. If this is a small city in Russia, then the amount is approximately 2,000 - 3,000 rubles ; in a large city or capital, the amount can be twice as much.

No stamp

Article 19.15 of the Code of Administrative Offenses is devoted to this topic. If a citizen of the Russian Federation lives at the place of permanent or temporary residence without registration, or if the residence with the permission of the owner of the property exceeds the deadlines established by law, then this threatens with administrative liability in the form of a fine.

Its size is:

• 2-3 thousand rubles per citizen without registration;
• for landlords who own such housing - from 2 thousand to 5 thousand rubles ;
• for legal entities – from 250,000 to 750,000 rubles .

Even if a person comes to the city for a while, he must have temporary registration.

If it turns out that the owner of the property did not register on time, he will face a fine for having unauthorized persons living with him.

To avoid any troubles, the owner must contact the local police officer, the Federal Migration Service, or submit an application by email.

During the check, law enforcement agencies collected the passport information of the tenants. If relatives live in the owner’s apartment, they will not be fined. A fine can only be imposed on legal entities. The following institutions are subject to similar administrative punishment: hospitals, hotels, organizations that employ migrants.

If a foreigner arrives in Russia, he is obliged to register within a week. This is done at the Migration Service, after which it is necessary to register at the address where the foreigner is staying. The procedure cannot be carried out without the consent of the property owner.

Fictitious registration

Fictitious registration means the following actions:

• if a registered citizen does not actually live in the apartment, and the registration is formal, this is the most common situation;
• if registration was carried out using false or invalid documents;
• if the tenant registered without the consent of the apartment owner.

For such actions, the violator faces liability. One of them is a fine, the amount of which is established by an authorized person depending on the circumstances.

Responsibility

More serious is the penalty for fictitious registration. The legislation took such measures in order to reduce the number of cases of registration in apartments for the purpose of earning money. This applies to both foreign citizens and Russians.

Violators expect the following:

• a fine ranging from 100 thousand to 500 thousand rubles ;
• deprivation of wages in favor of the state for a period of 3 years - a fine in the amount of average monthly income in the amount of 3 years ;
• forced labor;
• deprivation (or restriction) of freedom for up to 2 years .

For fictitious registration, foreign citizens only face a fine; Russians face all types of administrative liability.

How to pay?

After the violator is issued a fine for lack of registration, it must be paid within 10-30 days. An employee of the Migration Service (or another authorized person) must draw up a protocol in which he indicates the details for transferring funds.

If the violator does not pay the fine within the allotted time, the case is sent to the Bailiff Service, and forced collection of funds occurs - money is deducted from wages, property is seized, etc.

The protocol can be appealed in court within 10 days . When this period expires, the protocol gains legal force and must be complied with.

There are several options for paying the fine:

• through a bank branch - payment is confirmed by a receipt;
• in the terminal – details and amount are entered independently, confirmation is a printed receipt;
• via the Internet - confirmation is a printed receipt or saved in electronic format.

You must keep the receipt for yourself.

Is it possible to avoid punishment?

The legislation establishes a circle of persons who are not subject to the law on imposing a fine.

These are the following categories:

• unregistered children with parents;
• first degree relatives – spouses;
• the second group of kinship – grandparents, grandchildren;
• citizens who are registered in the same area in which they actually live.

Before issuing a fine to a violator for lack of registration, employees of the Migration Department conduct an inspection to prove the fact of the offense. Based on it, a protocol is drawn up. In order not to pay a fine, it is necessary to confirm with documents that the tenant without registration is a relative of the owner of the property or he is registered in the same city.

Place of registration of the child and violation of registration deadlines

When the baby’s parents receive a birth certificate, they are faced with the question of when to register the child, and whether there is a fine for failure to register. In 2020, there is no need to ask the owner of the property for permission to register a newborn - he is assigned to one of the parents.

The fine for lack of registration is the same as for adult citizens - from 2 thousand to 3 thousand rubles. If a pregnant woman does not have registration in her passport, then she will not only be given a fine, but may also not be admitted to the maternity ward, or the child will not be discharged from the hospital until the mother has a registration stamp.

30 days are allotted for registering a child.

If more than a month passes and the parents still do not register their child, they will face a fine.

Peculiarities

If an unregistered person lives with the tenants of the apartment, he will be given a fine of up to 7,000 rubles. If, after submitting documents, Migration Service employees demand payment of a fine for expiration of the deadline, it is necessary to require them to draw up a protocol. Very often they cannot correctly state the reason for the violation, so a fine can be avoided.

If a citizen submits an application for registration late, they cannot refuse him. This is against the law.

It is possible to mitigate the punishment for failure to register or missing the registration deadline:

• if the offense was committed by a pregnant woman or having a small child;
• if the person is a minor citizen;
• for a good reason (death of a relative, long trip). It is necessary to confirm the fact with documents;
• in case of a difficult life situation.

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Only a court can make such a decision. This right is regulated by Article 4.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation.

According to the law, liability is provided for citizens who have a passport. It will be illegal to impose a fine on newborns; it is also unacceptable to issue a fine to parents - they have registration. That is, the responsibility of the child does not concern.

Thus, if you do not have a registration mark in your passport, you will have to pay a fine.

To avoid this, you need to register in an apartment (house) in a timely manner and not miss registration deadlines when moving into a new home.

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What happens if children do not have registration - the amount of the fine in 2020

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According to Russian law, children under 14 years of age are required to live with their parents.

In this regard, many citizens believe that registration at the place of residence (stay) of an adult is sufficient, and are in no hurry to prepare documents for the child.

However, the laws stipulate not only the procedure for registering minors, but also the procedure for imposing responsibility on parents if the children do not have registration.

Why register your child?

A registration certificate is an important document in a child’s life. Parents will need it when contacting government authorities in the following cases:

• registration of child benefits and maternity capital;
• obtaining a compulsory health insurance policy to receive services at the clinic;
• waiting in line and entering educational institutions (kindergartens, schools);
• submitting documents for obtaining a passport for traveling abroad, etc.

Thus, if a child is not registered anywhere, he will not be able to fully exercise his rights as a citizen of the state and simply will not receive the services described.

Since most services are provided to the family from the first day of the baby’s life, it is useful for parents to familiarize themselves with the material “Registration of a newborn child.”

Deadlines for registering children

The registration requirements for children are not much different from similar requirements for adults. Thus, when changing place of residence (permanent registration), the legislator obliges a person to notify the migration authorities about this within 7 days (Art.

6 Federal Law No. 5242-I dated July 25, 1993 “On the right of citizens of the Russian Federation to freedom of movement, choice of place of stay and residence within the Russian Federation”).

This is the answer to the question of how long you can walk without registration after discharge.

A child, like an adult, also needs to register at the place of stay within a week from the date of arrival.

Slightly more flexible deadlines are allowed in the case of newborn registration. This is due to the fact that troubles with a baby make visiting migration authorities and waiting in queues much more difficult.

Therefore, the baby’s parents may not worry about what will happen if they do not register the child immediately after birth within a week. The main thing is that they have time to do this within 1-3 months.

Failure to register a child: a measure of responsibility

According to the law, registration at the place of residence (stay) is of a notification nature and is not a basis for refusal to exercise civil rights. However, in accordance with migration laws, parents can be punished for its absence, and this is already a sign that registration is mandatory.

The main preventive measure is administrative liability. It is usually expressed in the imposition of monetary sanctions. All families should know if a child does not have a registration - what the consequences are for the parents.

It is important to remember that no notes about the registration of children are placed in the parents’ passports or in the child’s birth certificate. To confirm that children have been registered, you must provide:

• for temporary registration of a child of any age - certificate in form No. 3;

• for permanent registration of children under 14 years of age - certificate in form No. 8;

• when registering at the place of residence of children from 14 to 18 years old - a passport with a registration stamp.

In the absence of these documents, you will have to accept the consequences if the child does not have a residence permit. In the case of babies 1-3 months old, no sanctions will be applied.

However, for older children the excuse that there was no opportunity to visit the migration authorities will no longer be significant.

Moreover, the procedure is free, and the process of registering children is simplified: in this case, the consent or personal presence of neither the adult citizens registered in the apartment (house), nor even the owner of the premises is required.

Amount of monetary penalty

The main punishment provided for irresponsible parents for failing to register a child is fines. According to Art. 19.15 (part 2) of the Code of Administrative Offences, apartment owners for allowing unregistered residents to live in their area are subject to a fine of 2000-3000 rubles.

The amount for residents of both capitals is somewhat different: in Moscow and St. Petersburg, for similar offenses, an amount of 3-5 thousand rubles is provided.

If we are talking about the fine if the child is not registered from birth, in this case exemption from administrative liability is possible, according to the note to the above-mentioned article of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation. To do this it is necessary that:

• the parent himself was registered in the premises;
• there was documentary evidence of family ties with the child.

The imposition and collection of a fine in this situation is possible only if the citizens themselves admit that they have violated the law. If the sanctions, in the opinion of the parents, were imposed illegally, they can be challenged in court.

Paying and challenging a fine

After drawing up a protocol and issuing a decision to impose a fine, you must pay the amount to the specified details within 60 days. To make a payment you can use:

• bank cash desk,
• self-service terminal,
• Internet banking.

It is important to keep the receipt, because it serves as confirmation of payment in disputed situations.

If parents believe that the punishment is unlawful, they can go to court at the location of the Ministry of Internal Affairs that issued the fine and challenge the decision of the Main Directorate for Migration. 10 days are allotted for this from the date of delivery of the resolution.

When drawing up a claim, you should describe the situation in detail and refer to legislative acts that confirm that the citizen is right and that the application of penalties to him is unjustified. A lawyer will help you prepare the legislative framework.

The general rules for citizens of the Russian Federation are described in detail in the material “Fine for living without registration at the place of residence.”

Conclusion

If parents do not register their newborn at their place of residence, access to medical, educational and other government services will be severely limited. And since in most cases violators face a fine for not having a child’s registration in 2020, it is worth addressing the issue of registering children as early as possible.

Source: https://pravovdom.ru/kvartira/registraciya/esli-u-detej-net-propiski.html

What happens if you don’t register your child? Penalty for late registration or lack thereof

The legislation of our country provides for registration for everyone living in this territory.

This mandatory procedure for obtaining registration allows you to maintain an accurate record of citizens living in the country, as well as track the percentage of internal and external migration.

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Read on our website about how issues of enrolling a child in school or kindergarten with and without registration are resolved. And also find out whether it is possible to register a child without the consent of the owner of the living space.

A child without registration or registration. What awaits parents?

general information

• Registration is required for everyone , and the law establishes deadlines and responsibility for non-compliance with the rules prescribed by law.
• In our country today, at the legislative level, there are two types of registration: temporary and permanent.
• The child may have one of the above registrations at the place of residence of the legal representatives (read the article on whether it is possible to register a child separately from the parents), that is, with the parents legally and completed on time.

Temporary registration is characterized by the fact that it has its own period established during registration, which cannot exceed three years . Also, temporary registration can exist together with permanent registration, and this is not prohibited by the legislator.

1. Find out where and with whom a newborn is registered, as well as what documents are required to register a baby, on our website.
2. Many regulations at the legislative level establish the need to undergo such a procedure.
3. Thus, Article 20 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation states that registration must be officially issued even for a minor child, but only together with the parents or one of them (for details, see our articles on how to register a child at the place of residence of the mother or father, and also about whether it is possible to register him in his grandmother’s apartment).
4. Article 65 of the Family Code provides comments on the separation of parents and regulates how the issue of registering a child in this situation is resolved.
5. In addition, for employees of the passport office and the department of the Federal Migration Service there is a certain set of rules for registering and deregistering citizens.
6. This act (Article 28) explains in more detail the procedure for registering a minor child, and also, importantly, establishes a list of documents.

Read also: Curfew for minors: the law, in Moscow and Moscow Region 2020-2021

What's the threat?

Parents who neglect to register their children should be punished .

The legislator established that the punishment will be expressed in the form of financial liability , and will be a penalty.

If you want to get acquainted with the rule of law, which tells in detail in what cases a fine is imposed, as well as in what amount it is required to be paid, you need to refer to the Code of Administrative Violations, namely, Articles 19.15.1 and 19.15.2.

The amount of recovery is from two to three and a half thousand rubles and is collected in favor of the state.

Responsibility

What happens if you don’t register your child? In accordance with Law No. 5242-1 of June 25, 1993, namely Article 5, a citizen is required to obtain a residence permit after three months of unregistered stay outside the place of permanent registration.

Therefore, if a child previously had a registration, but then it became invalid, or the child lives outside the territory where he has been permanently registered for a long time, this is the basis for a monetary penalty in favor of the state.

How will the employees of the passport office or the Federal Migration Service determine that you are subject to payment of financial liability? Upon parents’ arrival in another city, they must register with the Federal Migration Service , which must make the appropriate notes on the departure sheet.

If, after three months, neither temporary nor permanent registration has been completed, a fine not only for their lack of registration, but also for the child.

If the parents managed to register themselves , but did not have time to complete the same procedure for a minor within three months, they are also subject to payment of a fine in accordance with Article 19.15 of the Code of Administrative Offences.

Upon birth, the child receives a certificate, which will serve as an identification document , and on the basis of it he can already obtain a residence permit.

The legislator sets aside exactly one month for the newborn to receive temporary or permanent registration with his parents. But what threatens parents who are inattentive to this legal requirement?

Article 19.15 of the Code of Administrative Offenses also applies to cases where the child did not have registration from birth and did not receive it within the 1 month period allowed by law.

• Late registration is equivalent to the situation mentioned in the paragraph above, however, in some cases, payment of the penalty can be avoided.
• The law provides that if you had significant circumstances for this, and not much time has passed since the end of the period, you can be warned about liability at the passport office without monetary sanctions.
• This applies to cases when both mother and child were undergoing treatment , or for some reason were outside the place of registration of the parent.

In other cases, if there are no compelling reasons to exempt you from paying the fine, Article 19.15 of the Code of Administrative Offenses applies to you.

What responsibility is provided if a child has a registration, but does not live at a specific address? check whether a child lives at the place of registration and announce this to the passport office.

However, the guardianship authorities carry out inspections only of dysfunctional families and there is no crime in the fact that you do not live at the place of registration.

Perhaps this is how circumstances have developed, and for some reason you live in another place. One way or another, it is much more important that the child is with his parents, and not at the place of official registration . Responsibility for this is not imposed.

1. Is there a threat of recovery if the child does not live at the place of registration?
2. If a child does not live at the place of registration and this is identified by the relevant authorities, most likely both he and his parents will be asked to apply for temporary registration .
3. In accordance with Article 5 of Federal Law No. 5242-1, a period of up to three months is given for registration.

Therefore, parents must listen to the demands of the authorities or, after the deadline, pay a fine for unregistered children provided for in Article 19.15 of the Code of Administrative Offences.

Find out where to get a certificate of registration of a child at the place of residence from our article.

• Is there a deferment for completing registration without paying a fine?
• If you have started registering and a few days after you submitted the documents, the period given by law has expired, the employees of the passport office and the Federal Migration Service cannot charge a fine.
• But they will issue a warning not to be late in submitting documents in the future.

Appeal

Is it possible to appeal a fine for a child’s lack of registration? If you think that they are illegally demanding to pay a fine (for example, there are good reasons and reasons why you simply could not complete the formalities), you can file a claim in court.

At the meeting, they will consider your arguments and make a decision, according to which you will either be brought to administrative responsibility or released from it.

You can also suggest that the passport office employees not take the case to court and provide the department with a statement with justifications and evidence of your inability to complete documents within a certain time frame. The application must be reviewed and a decision made.

Lost registration certificate

1. If for some reason you have lost your child’s registration certificate, do not despair.
2. This document can always be restored at the passport office .
3. To do this, you need to write a statement about the loss of the certificate and collect a package of documents, which will include a copy and original of your passport, an extract from the maternity hospital about the birth of the child and a certificate in his name.
4. By submitting documents to the passport office, within a week you will be able to pick up a duplicate of your child’s registration certificate.

Your child is a full-fledged citizen of a huge country who has both rights and responsibilities. Therefore, do not deprive him of the right to obtain registration with his parents. Thus, you will not only fulfill your civic duty, but also free yourself from paying penalties.

Source: https://pravo.guru/gilishnoe-pr/nedvigimost/kvartira/propiska-kv/nesovershennoletnie/otsutstvie.html

Fine for lack of registration - to pay or not to pay?

The legislation of the Russian Federation contains a rule that citizens must register at their place of residence or stay on time. This also applies to those persons who have an internal passport of the Russian Federation, as well as foreigners and children who do not yet have an identity document.

So, after arriving in a new area (subject of Russia), a person is required to register in the residential area temporarily or permanently. In the first case, when the registration does not expire, the citizen may not own an apartment or a share in it.

Square meters can be leased or under a social tenancy agreement, having received the appropriate permission from the owners and already registered residents. You can register temporarily at a hotel, at a vacation spot in a private home, or with relatives.

If you do not take such actions provided for by law, then the authorized bodies may impose sanctions on persons without the appropriate address mark or the presence of paper confirming registration.

Lack of registration in the passport

In the main document of a Russian citizen, permanent registration is reflected in the form of a stamp. The concept of “registration” has not been used in official documents and legislative acts since 1993. However, for convenience and out of habit, people still use this term.

Due to various life situations, people change their place of residence:

• sell, change apartments;
• terminate rental or social tenancy agreements;
• move to another area “permanently”, etc.

In these cases, you have to go through the deregistration procedure. As a result, it turns out that the person ends up without registration. However, in order not to be held responsible for its absence, you need to take care of a new stamp in your passport.

To do this, the citizen is given 7 days. The period begins to run from the moment a person moves into a new living space. But the law does not stipulate a maximum period for moving. Therefore, no one is rushing people to find a roof over their heads.

Failure to comply with the one-week deadline for permanent registration will result in a fine.

If expired

Temporary registration is necessary for citizens if they plan to stay in another region of the country where there is no permanent registration for a long time.

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Situations may be different:

1. official employment;
2. studying at a university;
3. long-term hospital stay;
4. sanatorium-resort treatment, rehabilitation after operations;
5. prolonged rest, etc.

You can stay in another subject of the Russian Federation without temporary registration for a maximum of 90 days. After this, sanctions in the form of a fine of several thousand rubles may be applied to the person.

How to change your registration - is it so important?

In addition, with legally registered registration at the place of residence, it is valid for 5 years. After this period of time, you need to go through the procedure again.

The requirements of Russian legislation should not be ignored. The presence of facts of administrative liability can negatively affect a citizen’s reputation, for example, when applying for a visa to travel abroad, when checking a future employer, etc.

In addition, waiting until the last day of 90 days is also not recommended. In the absence of temporary registration, it can be difficult to:

• use the services of healthcare institutions, receive medical policies for VHI, compulsory medical insurance;
• apply for a job, since the law-abiding behavior of employees should be important to the employer;
• formalize loan obligations with a bank in another region;
• submit documents for benefits and allowances to non-resident state and municipal institutions;
• register children in kindergartens, schools, etc.

An important feature is that there is no need to obtain a residence permit if the move is intended to be within one subject of the Russian Federation. In this case, liability is not provided.

Amounts of fines (table)

Punishment of offenders in monetary terms has the following indicators, depending on various factors and circumstances:

Subject of the Russian Federation
Citizens
Homeowners;
employers Moscow and St. Petersburg as cities of federal significance From 3000 to 5000 rubles. Individuals – from 5,000 to 7,000 rubles. Legal entities – from 300,000 to 800,000 rubles. Other regions of the state From 2000 to 3000 rubles. Individuals – from 2000 to 5000 rubles. Organizations - from 250,000 to 750,000 rubles.

The amount of fines for registration is fixed in the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation in Article 19.15.1 and is valid in 2020.

As you can see, for organizations, companies, and enterprises, fines are hundreds of times greater than for citizens who are simply residents or employers.

Child registration

The birth of a long-awaited baby in a family brings a lot of joy to parents. However, we should not forget about formal things, such as registering a newborn at the place of residence. The law gives official representatives of children only 1 month to carry out such actions.

During this period it is necessary:

1. clearly define with whom the child will be registered if the parents have different addresses;
2. collect documents to obtain government services;
3. decide how it will be provided - in person at the institution, in real time through the portal, in the MFC.

Thus, the procedure for registering newborns has now become much simpler. Parents do not need to stand in line at the passport office to submit and receive papers. On the State Services portal, if you have a personal account, you can enter the data of the parent and child without leaving home. After checking the information, a time of arrival at the MFC or passport office is set for the completed documentation.

Important! If you do not have time to issue a registration for the newborn within 1 month, the parents will be held accountable under Art. 19.15.1 Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation.

Fine for property owner for refusing to register tenants

However, it is not only residents who are at risk of punishment. Apartment owners are also liable under the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation.

The essence of the offense is that citizens and legal entities do not want to register people on their territory.

If employees of authorized state bodies (GUVM of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation) reveal such facts, then after drawing up protocols, large fines will be imposed.

Currently, the fight against fictitious registrations is underway. This means that owners of residential space register citizens who do not actually live at this address. But the law has not yet established the maximum number of people that can be registered in an apartment.

Persons exempt from liability

In the previously mentioned article of the Code of Administrative Offenses, a note establishes situations when persons cannot be fined for lack of registration at the place of residence or stay. These include:

• Availability of registration of a citizen at an address that is located in the same locality in Russia where he is located temporarily or permanently, but is not registered.
• If an individual has settled in a residential area in Moscow without paperwork, when he has evidence of registration at another address in the capital or the Moscow region.
• A similar situation is typical for residents of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region.
• When citizens, in relation to the persons registered in the apartment, are spouses, children, grandchildren, grandparents, biological parents, adoptive parents.
• When individuals with the same family ties are associated with employers, owners of square meters.

• If a citizen does not have one of these conditions exempting from punishment, he will be forced to pay a fine for lack of registration.

Where and how to pay

Fines for late registration at the place of residence, stay, as well as for its absence, must be repaid. You can use various methods and methods for payment:

1. at a bank branch, filling out a receipt with your own hand, depositing funds through the operating cash desk;
2. by bank card or cash using ATMs and terminals of credit institutions according to the details;
3. through the bank’s mobile application or via Internet banking from your account or plastic card;
4. on the State Services portal in the personal account, if the user has finances on a card, electronic wallets, cell phone, etc.

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Voluntary debt repayment is possible within 2 months. After this, the fine is transferred to the bailiffs for enforcement.

After payment, you must save the receipt (on paper or electronically). In controversial situations, it can always be presented as evidence.

You have 10 days to appeal the decision to bring you to administrative liability.

Addresses of MFCs in 15 major cities of the Russian Federation

No. City

Address MFC
Moscow Main address: Voznesensky per. d. 22. No services are provided under it. To find a suitable address, you need to select it by administrative district on the page md.mos.ru/find-your-dcp/structure. 2 St. Petersburg The location of Multifunctional Centers in city districts is available at the link gu.spb.ru/mfc/list. The management is located at: st. Krasnogo Tekstilshchik, 10-12; 4th floor; cab. 485. Entrance from Sinopskaya embankment. 3 Novosibirsk Head office: Truda Square, no. 1. Page with other addresses of centers www.mfc-nso.ru/filials 4 Ekaterinburg Main contact: st. 8 March, no. 13. Other MFC offices in the city mfc66.ru/filials 5 Nizhny Novgorod Addresses by district: www.mydokumentsnn.ru/index/kontakty/0-8 or mfcrus.ru/nizhnij-novgorod. The most visited MFC is located in the Sovetsky district on the street. Slavyanskaya 25; GSP-389. 6 Kazan Branches and additional offices: mfc16.tatarstan.ru/region-filials?filial_id=8 7 Chelyabinsk Addresses: st. Labor no. 164; st. Komarova 39; st. Pobeda 396/1; st. Novorossiyskaya, 118 V. Link to more detailed information (telephones and email, etc.): mfc74.ru/contacts 8 Omsk Here are contact details for the districts mfc-omsk.rf/ru/kontakty/mfc-gorod-omsk . The management is located at the address: Mira pr. 39 9 Samara Central office: Moskovskoe Shosse; letter D; building 28A; letter 28a. How to get to other MFCs in the city can be found here mfc-samara.ru/contacts 10 Rostov-on-Don On the main page rnd.mfc61.ru there are all addresses of the centers of the settlement. Main contact: per. Serfnoy d. 77. .IRPP_ruby .postImageUrl .IRPP_ruby .centered-text-area { height: 130px; position: relative; } .IRPP_ruby .IRPP_ruby:hover .IRPP_ruby:visited .IRPP_ruby:active { border:0!important; } .IRPP_ruby .clearfix:after { content: ""; display: table; clear: both; } .IRPP_ruby { display: block; transition: background-color 250ms; webkit-transition: background-color 250ms; width: 100%; opacity: 1; transition: opacity 250ms; webkit-transition: opacity 250ms; background-color: #2C3E50; box-shadow: 0 1px 2px rgba(0 0 0 0.17); -moz-box-shadow: 0 1px 2px rgba(0 0 0 0.17); -o-box-shadow: 0 1px 2px rgba(0 0 0 0.17); -webkit-box-shadow: 0 1px 2px rgba(0 0 0 0.17); } .IRPP_ruby:active .IRPP_ruby:hover { opacity: 1; transition: opacity 250ms; webkit-transition: opacity 250ms; background-color: #34495E; } .IRPP_ruby .postImageUrl { background-position: center; background-size: cover; float: left; margin: 0; padding: 0; width: 31.59%; } .IRPP_ruby .centered-text-area { float: right; width: 65.65%; padding:0; margin:0; } .IRPP_ruby .centered-text { display: table; height: 130px; left: 0; top: 0; padding:0; margin:0; } .IRPP_ruby .IRPP_ruby-content { display: table-cell; margin: 0; padding: 0 74px 0 0px; position: relative; vertical-align: middle; width: 100%; } .IRPP_ruby .ctaText { border-bottom: 0 solid #fff; color: #3498DB; font-size: 13px; font-weight: bold; letter-spacing: .125em; margin: 0; padding: 0; } .IRPP_ruby .postTitle { color: #ECF0F1; font-size: 16px; font-weight: 600; margin: 0; padding: 0; } .IRPP_ruby .ctaButton { background: url(https://viza.guru/wp-content/plugins/intelly-related-posts-pro/assets/images/next-arrow.png)no-repeat; display: inline-block; height: 130px; width: 54px; } .IRPP_ruby .ctaButton { background-color: inherit; margin-left: 10px; position: absolute; right: 0; top: 0; } .IRPP_ruby:after { content: ""; display: block; clear: both; } How can a citizen of Ukraine register in Russia - changes in legislation!

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