Good day. A soldier died on the battlefield, the Cherkasy Oblast military commander was in charge of the funeral and received a death certificate. They did not hand over to the wife. To date, she has received a duplicate, but the notary assured that the original is needed to receive a one-time benefit. Requests to military commissariats did not yield results, no one confirms the fact that they received a certificate. Where can I go?
The military registrar does not provide the original death certificate
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Yaroslav Sikorsky
You need to contact the DRATS department with an application to issue you a death certificate. If for some reason you are refused, you must apply to the court with a statement to establish the fact of death.
The evidence can be a certificate of death, an extract from the order on exclusion from personnel lists, an official investigation where the causes of death are stated, reports of death from the TCC and SP, statements of witnesses, photographs with the body of the deceased and other available documents that confirm the fact of death.
After receiving the court decision establishing the fact of death, you again apply to the DRATS department with an application for obtaining a death certificate, to which you attach the court decision, on the basis of which a death certificate must be issued.
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