... years ago she married a Russian). Now she has left Russia and is in Poland. Does she have the right to apply for family reunification with her daughter and come to her in Ukraine? What is needed for this? Mother wants to take her under her care, because the grandmother was left alone, but as far as I know, Russians do not travel to Ukraine
For many years, the parents have been renting housing (for more than 20 years), which belongs to a citizen of Russia, only paying utilities. I have not been in contact with him for many years. During the war, the parents became IDPs and could not pay the commune. services Can the state appropriate such housing because of non-payment of utilities (heating) and because the owner of the apartment is Russian? What is the best thing for parents to do to stay with a roof over their heads? Aim to return. Can parents legally appropriate this home?
If I receive a pension from Ukraine and have moved from the temporarily occupied territory, do I need to notify the Pension Fund of Ukraine that I am not receiving payments from Russia in order to continue receiving a Ukrainian pension?
...received payments for herself and children. Now I am planning to return to Kharkiv, will IDP payments be preserved if I have an apartment here (the mortgage is unpaid)?
Even before the war, my mother went to live in Russia and transferred her pension there. She has a "residence permit" in Russia, is currently there and receives a pension. But, remaining a citizen of Ukraine, she has a great desire to return. How to transfer pension payment to Ukraine? The postal service for transferring the pension case does not work. Is it possible to personally bring the documents and give them to the pension fund? Will they accept these documents in this way?
... from your father (Ukrainian) in the present time?