1. Passport and identification number.

2. Marriage certificate. If the housing was purchased as a married couple, in this case, the wife/husband gives notarized consent to the donation of this real estate;

3. Entitlement documents.

4. Technical passport for housing.

5. Expert appraisal of real estate.

6. Certificate of family composition.

7. Certificate on the absence of arrears for the payment of communal services.

8. Children's birth certificate and permission from the guardianship authorities for a donation contract (if the children have a share in the home or are registered there).

The exact list of documents can be obtained from a notary during a consultation, after studying each individual case.

Currently, the monthly minimum wage in Ukraine is UAH 8,000.

A single mother is considered a woman who:

• is not married;

• 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.

You can get state aid on the Diya portal. For this you need:

• log in to the Diya portal;

• go to the "Services" menu - "Aid for a child of a single mother or father" (https://diia.gov.ua/services/dopomoga-na-ditinu-odinokij-materi-abo-batku) and submit an Application for the appointment of assistance ;

• fill out the application and declaration forms;

• check the formed statement and declaration;

• sign the application with an electronic signature;

After that, the application will be sent to the social protection body, and the notification about the result of the review will be sent to the personal account on the Diya portal or to the applicant's e-mail.

Having submitted an application in this way, there is no need to apply to the social protection body. If it is not possible to apply for assistance online, you can apply to the social protection authority in person or submit an application by registered letter.

You can issue a tax payer's card, make changes (change of surname or first name, etc.) to the TIN or get a duplicate at the DPI at the place of residence or at the place of income. You need to contact the tax inspectorate. The deadline for issuing an identification code or duplicate, reissuing or making changes to the card is 5 days. The service is provided free of charge.

You need to have valid travel documents with you, if possible.

However, the absence of travel or medical documents (vaccination certificates, a test for COVID-19) will not be an obstacle to entry into the territory of Latvia for citizens of Ukraine.

Arrival in Latvia through checkpoints (external border, airport):

• for persons who have biometric passports, border control will be carried out. Persons with other travel documents and without a valid Schengen visa will be issued visas;

• If a person arrives without travel documents, his identity will be confirmed in cooperation with the competent authorities of Ukraine.

• When going to Latvia, we encourage you to take any documents that will help identify a person.

In accordance with the Law on the State Budget for 2024, the subsistence minimum for children under the age of 6 is UAH 2,563. For children aged 6 to 18, the subsistence minimum is UAH 3,196.

The minimum amount of alimony per child cannot be less than 50% of the subsistence minimum for a child of the appropriate age. This is stated in the Family Code of Ukraine.

That is, the minimum amount of alimony for a child under the age of 6 is UAH 1,281.5. Children aged 6 to 18 years - UAH 1,598.

According to Part 5 of Article 183 of the Civil Code, the maximum amount of alimony is 10 subsistence minimums per child. That is, the maximum that one parent must pay for a child under 6 years old is UAH 25,630. And for children from 6 to 18 years old - UAH 31,960.

Most countries have reverted to requiring a foreign passport to cross the border, but there are exceptional situations where an alternative to a domestic passport may be considered. There are exceptions for those crossing the border as refugees from war zones. In such cases, when a person cannot quickly issue a foreign passport, a neighboring country may consider the possibility of allowing a citizen of Ukraine to pass through an internal passport.

In Poland, temporary protection is granted together with the PESEL code. PESEL UKR is a special status for Ukrainian immigrants, which entitles Ukrainians to receive social assistance and medical services in Poland, as well as employment and education in Poland.

Apostille is a special stamp that is affixed to official documents issued by member states of the Hague Convention. It certifies the authenticity of the person's signature under the document and the authenticity of the imprint of the seal or stamp used to seal the relevant document.

According to Art. 1001 of the Civil Code of Ukraine, the power of attorney agreement may specify a term during which the attorney has the right to act on behalf of the principal.