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04.05.2023 21:13 • Question

Received a refusal due to the fact that after a request to the EDDR, the debtor was "not found registered". Please tell me what it means.

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Yaroslav Sikorsky

Answer provided 08.05.2023 16:01

EDDR is the Unified State Demographic Register.

"debtor "registered not found"" means that there is no information about him in the Unified State Demographic Register or the debtor is registered at a different address.

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Submitted an application for the issuance of a court order for the collection of alimony...?

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Yaroslav Sikorsky

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