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If I want to change my patronymic - can I change it on my birth certificate too? and got a better answer
Response from Антон Владимирович[+++++]
Response from 0[+++++]
Don't you like your father that much? You should thank him for bringing you into the world.
Don't you like your father that much? You should thank him for bringing you into the world.
Response from 0[+++++]
FEDERAL LAW OF CIVIL ACT Chapter VII. STATE REGISTRATION OF NAME CHANGE Article 58. Change of name 1. A person who has reached the age of fourteen has the right to change his/her name, which includes a surname, proper name and or patronymic. 2. A name change shall be carried out by the civil registry body at the place of residence or at the place of state registration of birth of the person wishing to change his/her surname, proper name and or patronymic. 3. A name change of a person who has not attained majority shall be effected with the consent of both parents, adoptive parents or a guardian or, in the absence of such consent, by court decision, except where a person has attained full legal capacity before attaining majority by the procedure prescribed by law. 4. A name change for a person under the age of fourteen, as well as the change of the surname assigned to him/her to the surname of the other parent, is carried out on the basis of a decision of the guardianship and custody authority in the manner prescribed by article 59 of the Family Code of the Russian Federation. par. 4, as revised by Federal Law dated 29.04.2002 N 44-FZ 5. A name change is subject to state registration with the civil registration authorities. and then the replacement of the passport, etc.
FEDERAL LAW OF CIVIL ACT Chapter VII. STATE REGISTRATION OF NAME CHANGE Article 58. Change of name 1. A person who has reached the age of fourteen has the right to change his/her name, which includes a surname, proper name and or patronymic. 2. A name change shall be carried out by the civil registry body at the place of residence or at the place of state registration of birth of the person wishing to change his/her surname, proper name and or patronymic. 3. A name change of a person who has not attained majority shall be effected with the consent of both parents, adoptive parents or a guardian or, in the absence of such consent, by court decision, except where a person has attained full legal capacity before attaining majority by the procedure prescribed by law. 4. A name change for a person under the age of fourteen, as well as the change of the surname assigned to him/her to the surname of the other parent, is carried out on the basis of a decision of the guardianship and custody authority in the manner prescribed by article 59 of the Family Code of the Russian Federation. par. 4, as revised by Federal Law dated 29.04.2002 N 44-FZ 5. A name change is subject to state registration with the civil registration authorities. and then the replacement of the passport, etc.
Response from 0[+++]
At change of a surname of a name or a patronymic for use of earlier received documents with the old data giving the rights it is necessary to certify such change. If the change can be documented, it is illegal to require a change in the main document for its acceptance when exercising the right. In your case, replacement of the patronymic is possible in the birth certificate, together with the certificate of change in the acts of civil status POSSIBLE through the court.
At change of a surname of a name or a patronymic for use of earlier received documents with the old data giving the rights it is necessary to certify such change. If the change can be documented, it is illegal to require a change in the main document for its acceptance when exercising the right. In your case, replacement of the patronymic is possible in the birth certificate, together with the certificate of change in the acts of civil status POSSIBLE through the court.