A birth certificate is a document required for a future mother to receive medical and financial assistance from the state. Having it in her arms, a woman can plan childbirth not only in the place designated by the place of residence, but also in any other place. That is, this is an assurance of material assistance that a certain selected medical institution will receive.
Instructions
Step 1
All citizens of the Russian Federation, as well as other persons who legally reside in the country, have the right to receive this certificate. Its issuance is managed by specialized antenatal clinics that determine assistance to the expectant mother after 30 weeks of pregnancy and a medical examination by the attending physician, who must make sure that the woman is really pregnant. In the event that you have chosen a non-public hospital for the management of pregnancy, then you need to come with an appropriate certificate issued by another medical institution to the antenatal clinic at your place of residence.
Step 2
According to the norms established by the states, a relatively small set of documents is required to obtain a generic certificate. This is an internal Russian passport (in the modern world it is rare, but still there are cases when a woman is going to give birth under the age of 14. In this case, you will need a birth certificate), an OMS insurance policy, a certificate of pension insurance, and to a pregnant woman by employees in an antenatal clinic.
Step 3
At the same time, a lady in a position does not need to be employed at all, since the issuance of a generic certificate occurs in any case. Also, it is not uncommon for a pregnant woman to have OMS and SNILS, in this case, the document must still be issued, but provided that the reason for not presenting them is indicated.
Step 4
You can be insured against the dishonesty of some medical workers, knowing the following - obtaining a birth certificate is absolutely free. They are guaranteed 11 thousand rubles, while a woman does not have the right to cash this amount in any way. The latter is not a direct financial aid, but is intended to be paid specifically to the maternity institution in which the birth of the child is planned.
Step 5
It is also possible that the birth occurred suddenly, and the mother at a particular moment does not have a birth certificate at her disposal. In this case, the state obliges the medical institution to go to a meeting with the woman in labor, who must inform about the available papers, and the management of the clinic or antenatal clinic must take measures to obtain a birth certificate, that is, make the appropriate requests. It is also absolutely not important what kind of child you have, since the expectant mother has the right to receive a birth certificate for each of them.
