A permit to stay abroad under the Path system is granted to a volunteer driver for no more than 30 days. After the end of the term, the volunteer must return to Ukraine.

https://dmsu.gov.ua/services/docstate.html - checking the status of documents. With the help of the service, you can check the status of the following documents:

• passport of a citizen of Ukraine for travel abroad;

• ID card, temporary residence permit;

• permanent residence permit;

• permission to immigrate to Ukraine;

• extension of stay in Ukraine.

To check the status of the above-mentioned documents in the online service, you need to perform the following steps:

1) select the type of document whose production status needs to be checked;

2) specify for whom the passport is made;

3) enter the data of the document on the basis of which registration was carried out;

4) enter the series (if available) and number of this document;

5) wait for information about the readiness of the document.

You can leave Ukraine with an "internal passport", but there must be certain circumstances for this. At the same time, border guards can release Ukrainians with an "internal passport" if people are fleeing the war.

You may not be allowed to pass for an "internal passport" if you went abroad, returned to Ukraine and then try to leave again with this document.

Only a few categories of Ukrainians evacuating from areas of hostilities can leave Ukraine with an "internal passport": women, children and people with disabilities.

The remaining Ukrainians who want to cross the border must have a foreign passport.

Article 26 of the Family Code of Ukraine clearly establishes the circle of persons who cannot be married to each other:

1. persons who are relatives of the direct line of kinship;

2. relatives (consanguineous, non-consanguineous) brother and sister. Full siblings are brothers and sisters who have common parents. Unrelated are brothers and sisters who have a common mother or a common father;

3. cousins brother and sister, relatives aunt, uncle and nephew, niece;

the adopter and the child adopted by him (marriage between them can be registered only in case of cancellation of adoption).

By a court decision, the right to marry between a natural child of the adopter and a child adopted by him, as well as between children who were adopted by him, can be granted. An obstacle to marriage is the existence of a legal relationship between the natural child of the adopter and the adopted child, as well as between adopted children, since the relationship arising in connection with adoption is equated to the relationship existing between relatives by origin. Therefore, for such persons to be able to exercise their right to marry, it is necessary to submit a claim to the court for annulment of adoption.

When exercising the right to work, processing of personal data is carried out in accordance with the Labor Code and other regulatory legal acts, the employment contract, and not on the basis of a separate consent to the processing of personal data.

Consent to the processing of personal data should not be required when concluding a contract.

Art. 11 of the Law "On the Protection of Personal Data" defines a comprehensive list of cases and conditions under which the subject's personal data may be processed.

The Law includes the following as such grounds:

1) consent of the subject of personal data to the processing of his personal data;

2) permission to process personal data granted to the owner of personal data in accordance with the law exclusively for the exercise of his powers;

3) conclusion and execution of a transaction to which the subject of personal data is a party, or which is concluded for the benefit of the subject of personal data or for the implementation of measures preceding the conclusion of the transaction at the request of the subject of personal data;

4) protection of vital interests of the subject of personal data;

5) the need to fulfill the obligation of the owner of personal data, which is provided by law;

6) the need to protect the legitimate interests of the owner of personal data or a third party to whom personal data is transferred, except in cases where the needs to protect the fundamental rights and freedoms of the subject of personal data in connection with the processing of his data prevail over such interests.

One of the ways to protect personal property and non-property rights of spouses in Ukrainian legislation is to establish a regime of separate residence of spouses (separation). The regime of separate residence is a certain alternative to divorce.

The court makes a decision to dissolve a marriage if its further preservation is impossible, contradicts the interests of one of the spouses or their children, and the reason for establishing the regime of separate residence of the spouses is the impossibility or unwillingness of the wife and (or) the husband to live together.

The regime of separate residence is aimed at ensuring the property rights and parental rights of one or both of the spouses while preserving the rights and obligations that the wife and husband had before the establishment of this regime, as well as the rights and obligations established by the marriage contract.

That is, in the case of establishing a separate residence regime:

1) the property acquired in the future by the wife and husband will not be considered as acquired during the marriage;

2) a child born to a wife after the expiration of ten months will not be considered as coming from her husband.

However, the regime of separate residence does not terminate the rights and obligations that the spouses had before the establishment of such regime, for example, the right to maintenance or the right to inheritance, etc.

The term of the contract of a civil law nature is no more than one year.

Legal provision of surrogate motherhood is one of the most complex and unregulated issues in the field of family law of Ukraine. Its relevance is due to the lack of sufficient normative regulation of the surrogacy procedure in Ukraine and the need to solve the problems that arise in practice during the implementation of the surrogacy program.

Although the surrogate mother carries and gives birth to the child, she is not genetically related to the child and does not legally have any parental rights over the child.

The law defines that the parents of a child born with the use of assisted reproductive technologies are the spouses whose genetic material is used for conception.

Therefore, it is the biological parents who must pick up the child from the maternity hospital, register its birth, provide a surname and first name.

In the birth certificate of the child, the parents indicate the biological parents, the certificate does not contain any information about the surrogate mother or the way the child was born.

In turn, the surrogate mother does not have the right to keep the child if she wants to do so after the birth of the child. Otherwise, her actions will be challenged in court.

Therefore, the contract with the surrogate mother usually provides for sanctions (for example, in the form of a fine) for the woman's violation of its terms.

In addition, the surrogate mother does not have the right to challenge maternity in court.

The farmer's actions are arbitrary occupation of the land plot. According to Article 1 of the Law of Ukraine "On State Control over the Use and Protection of Lands", arbitrary occupation of a land plot - any actions that indicate the actual use of a land plot in the absence of a corresponding decision of the executive authority or local self-government body on its transfer to ownership or provision for use (lease) or in the absence of a completed deed regarding such a plot of land, with the exception of actions that are lawful in accordance with the law. Liability for arbitrary occupation of land depends on the amount of damage caused by this offense.

In this case, your actions are as follows:

• contact law enforcement agencies;

• contact the mobile access points to the system of providing free legal aid in order to report the fact of raider seizure of the land plot and advice on further actions;

• apply to the court with a claim for the release of an arbitrarily occupied plot of land.

A certificate on the circumstances of the injury is a document that is the basis for compensation for the damage suffered. To obtain this document, a serviceman must submit a report to the head of the unit or to the medical institution that provided him with medical care. You should add to the report your explanation of the circumstances of the injury in an arbitrary form. If any of your co-workers saw you get injured, they should also write such an explanation.

The commander of the military unit issues an order to conduct an official investigation and draw up an investigation report, and the authorized officer collects the statements of the victims and witnesses, describes the events and draws up the corresponding investigation report. The commander of the military unit signs the certificate on the circumstances of the injury and sends it to the health care facility where the injured person is staying.