In the case of detection of overpricing of products, the DPSU asks to notify the State Production and Consumer Service or its territorial bodies for:

• by e-mail info@dpss.gov.ua;

• by phone (050) 230 04 28, +380 (96) 000 98 23;

• through a chatbot that works in the Telegram messenger @derzhspozhivsluzhba_bot.

• you can also contact the territorial bodies of the State Production and Consumer Service, whose contacts can be found on the website dpss.gov.ua.

YES, you can, but according to Art. 32 of the Civil Code of Ukraine, minors commit acts with the consent of their parents (adoptive parents) or guardians.

Therefore, a minor has the right to acquire ownership of a plot of land and issue title deeds to it, but the latter can perform all necessary actions only with the notarized consent of parents (adoptive parents) or guardian and obtaining the permission of the body of guardianship and guardianship.

To begin with, I recommend that you make a request for an extract from the State Register. From the document, you can find out who the owner is, whether there is an encumbrance. If everything is fine with the living space, you can sign a preliminary contract at a notary.

Buyer's documents:

• passport (for minors – birth certificate);

• marriage certificate or divorce certificate;

• written consent of the husband/wife — if both participate in the agreement, this document may not be drawn up;

• permission of guardianship authorities - if the apartment is bought for a child.

Seller's documents:

• legal documents;

• extract from the Register of Property Rights;

• passport, identification code;

• written consent of the husband (wife);

• technical passport for the apartment;

• marriage certificate or divorce certificate;

• permission of guardianship authorities - if there are minor co-owners;

• certificate of family composition;

• opinion on real estate valuation;

• refusal of the co-owner from the priority right to purchase a share of the apartment - if part of the real estate is sold;

• a certificate on the absence of arrears from utility payments.

With a disabled person's certificate, you can go abroad and you do not need anything from the TCC and SP (military mat).

Yes, you can videotape or take pictures in public places, but bystanders have the right to say they don't want to be filmed and to ask for their images to be removed. If a person objects to being filmed, they do not have the right to remove or damage your equipment, but you are required to remove footage of them.

You do not need to declare the financial aid you received from other countries and international organizations because of the war.

After submitting an application, you will become a FOP of the 2nd group only from the 1st of the next month. For example, if you registered as a non-profit organization and submitted an application for the EP on April 7, you will become a single person from May 1.

During the period when you are already an entrepreneur, but not yet a sole trader, you are considered a sole proprietorship on the general system.

In addition, even if you are registered as an FOP on the last day of the month, you will need to pay the EUV in full for the month. Therefore, it is better to transfer the registration of the FOP from the last day to the first day of the month.

Yes, the presence of both spouses is required.

A marital will is a relatively new form of will. Previously, a will was drawn up exclusively on behalf of one person, but today spouses have the right to draw up a joint will.

The only, but significant advantage of drawing up a joint will of the spouses is that the spouse who survived the other continues to live in the usual property environment for him. In the presence of, for example, a one-room apartment as the only home of a spouse, inheritance after the death of one of them would put the other in a very difficult financial situation and dependent on the decency of other heirs. Therefore, the joint will of the spouses is designed to protect the property interests of the spouse who survived the other.

However, when drawing up a joint will, spouses should take into account its possible shortcomings:

1. the spouse who survived the other will not have the right to alienate property in any way during his lifetime, because a ban will be imposed on him;

2. the property of the previously deceased spouse, which belonged to the common co-ownership, passes entirely to the surviving spouse, and the inheritance rights of other persons (children, parents of the deceased) are limited;

3. the spouse who survived the other cannot cancel or change the joint will after the death of the first spouse. At the same time, the person in whose favor the will was drawn up may behave unworthily after the death of one of the spouses (but within the limits of the law, which makes it impossible to remove her from the inheritance under the will), but the current legislation prohibits the testator in this case from revoking the will.

During war, people with disabilities do not need to re-pass the medical and social examination in order to continue their disability. Disability continues automatically without re-commission until the end of martial law and 6 months after its termination/cancellation.

On July 18, the president signed Law No. 8009. According to this law, servicemen who are called up for mobilization or are serving under the draft will be entitled to exemption from military service if their close relatives (husband, wife, son, daughter, father, mother, grandfather , grandmother, or a biological (consanguineous, non-consanguineous) brother or sister) died or went missing in the OOS or during martial law.

In order to be released from military service, it is necessary to provide documents that confirm family ties with your brother, evidence that your brother has gone missing, and the Application for Discharge.