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Birth in Russia and registration of the child in the Turkish civil registry: checklist
Complete the birth registration in Russia, register the child in the Turkish civil registry, and then complete the identity-card, passport, and residence procedures.
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1. Report the birth to the ZAGS within 1 month
Apply to the ZAGS or МФЦ; submit the birth certificate, the parents’ passports, and, if necessary, the marriage certificate.Complete the birth registration
- Apply to the ZAGS or МФЦ; submit the birth certificate, the parents’ passports, and, if necessary, the marriage certificate.
- For a marriage conducted in Türkiye, have the marriage certificate apostilled and prepare its Russian translation.
- Keep the свидетельство о рождении issued by the ZAGS for Turkish registration.
Register the child in the Turkish civil registry
- If the parents’ marriage is not registered in Türkiye, register the marriage before registering the birth.
- Apply to the Turkish diplomatic mission responsible for the region where the birth occurred; if necessary, send the documents by mail.
- If the child also acquired Russian citizenship, submit the Russian identity document, passport, or citizenship document.
- Apply for the identity card by appointment; if the child is under 15, consider the option of including a photograph.
- After the child’s identity card is issued, apply for a separate Turkish passport; complete the parental consent requirement for a minor.
Arrange the child’s stay in Russia
- After the Turkish passport is issued, arrange the child’s residence status in Russia if the child is only a Turkish citizen.
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