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Crimea? Where to get birth certificate.

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My boyfriend thinks he lost his birth certificate, he was born in Crimea during USSR, and wondering how would he be able to get his BC? We are wondering since his parents live in that area, are they are able to obtain it for him? Or he could go to a Russian court house, like in Moscow and get a copy of it?

Thank you for any replies, I hope all of you are having a wonderful Father's day.

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If he applies there in person, it should be one day; all he needs is parents passports, parents marriage cert and the check showing he payed the fee.He can also do it online or at his current location (Moscow), but I got no idea what the time frame would be.

http://sovetnik.consultant.ru/svidetelstvo_o_rozhdenii/kak_i_gde_vosstanovit_svidetelstvo_o_rozhdenii_rebenka/

Since he was born in USSR, the whole "whose is Crimea" mess should not matter too much to him, thankfully.

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