The general procedure for establishing guardianship/custodianship during martial law

General Provisions:

Guardianship or custodianship can be established through the general procedure, even during martial law.
The procedure involves submitting a package of documents and undergoing verification by the child services department.

Steps for Establishing Guardianship/Custodianship:

1. Reach out to the child services department at your place of residence with the required documents.

2. Submit Required Documents:

Application (joint application is required from married couples, signed by both).
Income certificate for the last 6 months or a copy of the income declaration, certified by the tax authority.
Document proving ownership or use of housing (rental agreement, property certificate).
Copy of marriage certificate (for married applicants).
Certificate of completion of child upbringing training for orphans or children deprived of parental care.
Copy of the applicant's passport.
Health certificate of the applicant.
Certificate from a narcologist and psychiatrist for individuals living with the applicant.
Criminal record certificate for each applicant.
Written consent of all adult family members residing with the applicant, notarized or signed in the presence of the authorized official receiving the documents.

3. Living Conditions Assessment:

4. Decision by the Guardianship and Custodianship Authority:

If the decision is positive, the authority issues an order to establish guardianship or custodianship.
From the moment the order is issued, the guardianship or custodianship is officially recognized.

Additional Remarks:

The conditions of martial law may affect the speed of processing the application due to complications in the functioning of state bodies.
If you have any questions regarding the requirements or the process, it is recommended to contact your local child services department.