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.

A person who has been discharged from military service must apply to the TCC at the place of registration with the following documents:

• statement regarding the consideration of the issue of obtaining UBD;

• consent to the collection and processing of personal data;

• certified copies of pages of the passport of a citizen of Ukraine;

• a document on the assignment of an identification number;

• two 3×4 color matte photos.

The TCC requests the military unit to send documents to the TCC, namely:

1. a certificate of direct participation in measures to ensure defense, the form of which is approved by the new Appendix 6 to Resolution of the CMU No. 413;

2. at least one of the following documents: extract (copy) of combat reports; extract (copy) of combat logs (operational tasks, management of operational situation); extract (copy) of logbooks, flight sheets; extract (copy) of materials of special (official) investigations into the facts of injuries, contusions, mutilations, and capture.

Regardless of whether you are an heir under the law or under a will, in order to accept the inheritance, you must submit an application to a notary within the time limit established by law, or to an official of the relevant local government in rural settlements. Inheritance can be registered both at a public and a private notary, depending on the place where the inheritance was opened.

What documents are required to accept an inheritance:

• death certificate;

• passport data;

• ID number;

• will (if any);

• documents confirming family ties (birth certificate, marriage certificate).

The Red Cross Society of Ukraine has an information center. You can call 0 800 332 656 for advice on the work of local organizations and assistance programs from the Red Cross Society of Ukraine.

The applicant is the person who applies to the court with an application for the issuance of a court order and who has the right to claim, which is the subject of a court decision - the debt collector.

According to Art. 163 of the Civil Procedure Code of Ukraine, the applicant has the right to withdraw the application for the issuance of a court order before its consideration by the court.

The basis for obtaining the status of a single mother is the absence of a marriage record or the presence of a divorce certificate. However, a certificate is not enough. It is necessary to confirm the fact that the father really does not participate in the upbringing of the child. For this, the mother can apply to the court with a claim to deprive him of his parental rights, which will be decided by the court. You can also turn to the police in connection with the need to search for the father in the case of a claim for the collection of alimony. In this case, the relevant resolution of the investigator will be the document that confirms the fact of the father's non-participation in the upbringing of the child. Also, a certificate from a school, kindergarten stating that the father does not take part in the child's upbringing, or a similar document drawn up and signed by neighbors can be the basis. It should be added that the specified list of documents is not exhaustive, and there is no single established document sample that would certify the status of a single mother.

You can submit an application for receiving the service by registered letter to the local body of social protection of the population or other authorized persons.