There are quite a few forms of placing orphans in a family. This is adoption, and registration of guardianship, etc. People who want to take the baby and give him some of their warmth can choose any option that suits them. But each of them has its own nuances that should be taken into account. For example, guardianship requires more organization and accountability from guardians. The question: how to take a child under guardianship, and not for adoption, sounds quite often.
It is necessary
The required package of documents, a complete list of which can be obtained from the departments of guardianship and trusteeship
Instructions
Step 1
Guardianship is an excellent solution when the adoption procedure is slowed down and complicated. After all, guardianship gives adoptive parents the same rights as full adoption.
Step 2
When applying for guardianship, it is worth remembering that adoptive parents must fulfill the same duties as adoptive parents, i.e. take care of the child, teach him, heal, etc. In general, the entire list is what native parents do with their kids.
Step 3
However, it should be understood that in the case of registration of guardianship, if the child has biological parents, they have the right to visit him. In addition, the given birth certificates will not change, and the child will bear his last name, and not his guardians.
Step 4
For registration of guardianship, you will need a number of documents, which include documents that prove the identity of the candidate for adoptive parents. This is a passport, marriage certificate, if the family takes care of the child. You also need to provide registration and registration forms, certificates from the place of work, in which the average salary is registered, the position of a potential guardian. Add medical certificates that confirm your physical and mental health, you will definitely have to go through a consultation with a narcologist. You will also need a police clearance certificate, stating that you have not previously been deprived of parental rights.
Step 5
Additional documents include a statement of guardianship, the candidate's autobiography, the conclusion of the SES authorities on the compliance of the potential adoptive parent's housing with the necessary sanitary and hygienic standards, a statement by all family members of the potential guardian that they do not object to such a procedure.
Step 6
You should be prepared for the fact that the commission may require additional documents that are not included in this list.
Step 7
It is often recommended to contact a lawyer who will help you in terms of all the legal subtleties. It is desirable that this is a specialist who understands matters of guardianship and trusteeship.
Step 8
When planning to take a child into care, remember that he has a number of rights, which you have no right to violate. Thus, a child has the right to full-fledged living conditions, education, good quality food, can independently dispose (if age allows) alimony, pensions and benefits that are due to him. In addition, the child must be treated with respect, he can count on unhindered communication with blood relatives. Also, guardians are required to provide the child with their place in the room, provide him with a table, chair, necessary things and pieces of furniture.
