If you mean an orphanage, children whose parents were forcibly deprived of their parental rights are placed in the orphanage in accordance with Articles 5 and 6 of the Law "On ensuring organizational and legal conditions for the social protection of orphans and children deprived of parental care". This means that there must be a court decision on deprivation of parental rights.

Therefore, if you are deprived of parental rights, you will not be able to take care of the third child. You will be able to do this only after renewing parental rights.

If you have the status "Application for payment for property restoration terminated", then click the "Details" button to start. Perhaps there will be information about the reason for the termination and you will find out what is missing and what to do next. It may be necessary to send a criminal record certificate to the specified e-mail address.

If the court orders a court fee from you, then yes.

In accordance with Article 5 of the Law on Court Fees, the following are exempted from paying the court fee during the consideration of the case in all court instances:

1. persons suffering from mental disorders and their representatives - in cases regarding disputes related to the consideration of issues related to the protection of the rights and legitimate interests of a person during the provision of psychiatric care;

2. persons with disabilities as a result of the Second World War and families of soldiers (partisans) who died or went missing, and persons equated to them in the established order;

3. persons with disabilities of groups I and II, legal representatives of children with disabilities and incapacitated persons with disabilities.

If you belong to one of the mentioned categories of persons, you can write an application for exemption from paying the court fee, attaching documents confirming your status.

The plenum of the Supreme Court of Ukraine defines a single mother as a woman who:

• is not married and the child's birth certificate does not contain an entry about the child's father;

• or the record about the father is made in the prescribed manner at the instruction of the mother (that is, from the words of the mother);

• widow;

• another woman who raises and supports the child herself.

If you meet one of the above criteria, then you can claim the status of a single mother. But keep in mind that the main criterion for determining the status of a single mother is: raising and maintaining a child without the father's participation. A woman receiving alimony from the child's father, running a joint household with him, removes the status of a single mother.

No, all the same the first.

Second higher education is education obtained at the second level of higher education as specialized training and improvement of a person's professional training by deepening, expanding and updating his professional knowledge, abilities and skills or obtaining another specialty on the basis of a previously obtained educational degree (educational qualification level ) and practical experience with the award of a master's degree. A second higher education is obtained at a bachelor's and master's degree in another specialty.

The legislation does not provide for restrictions on the combination of work and study by students, including those studying full-time.

Many colleges provide an individual study schedule in such cases. Maybe in this college it is not provided and there are no other alternatives.

In accordance with the Instructions on record keeping in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the dismissal report must be considered by the commander within 30 days from the moment of his registration in the military unit.

No, you shouldn't.

According to the Law "On Amendments to Certain Laws of Ukraine Regarding the Provision of Free Meals for Children of Internally Displaced Persons", children from among internally displaced persons or children who have the status of a child who suffered as a result of military actions and armed conflicts and study in general educational institutions independently from subordination, types and forms of ownership, are provided with free meals in accordance with the procedure established by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine

According to the resolution "Some Issues of Support for Internally Displaced Persons", the payment will be stopped for those IDPs who:

1. purchased a new vehicle (less than 5 years have passed since the year of manufacture), except for cars that were purchased by volunteers and transferred to the needs of the country's defense;

2. bought a land plot, apartment, house for more than 100,000 hryvnias (except for housing received at the expense of the state or local budget);

3. have funds in a deposit bank account totaling more than UAH 100,000;

4. purchased foreign currency (except currency received from charitable organizations or purchased to pay for medical, social, educational services), as well as bank metals for a total amount of more than UAH 100,000;

5. own housing located in territories other than those where active (possible) hostilities are taking place or which are occupied, if such housing has an area of more than 13.65 m2 per family member.

You can try to submit a document to the Commission confirming that you have taken credit for this amount, maybe they will decide not to deprive you of payments.

Yes, you can.

You need to submit an application with a request to the Department of Patrol Police. If they refuse, then apply to the court with this refusal.