Publication date: 28.05.2024
Lawyer
Regulatory and legal framework
The procedure for issuing ID cards for IDPs is governed by a number of legal acts that determine the rights, obligations and procedures for internally displaced persons. The main documents are:
The Law of Ukraine "On Ensuring the Rights and Freedoms of Internally Displaced Persons": This law is the main regulatory act that regulates the rights of IDPs and determines the procedure for issuing certificates.
Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 509 of October 1, 2014 "On the registration of internally displaced persons": The resolution details the procedure for registration of IDPs and the procedure for issuing certificates.
Order of the Ministry of Social Policy of Ukraine No. 39 of January 24, 2017 "On the approval of the form of the certificate of an internally displaced person": This order defines the form of the certificate and the procedure for its issuance.
The procedure for registration of certificates
The procedure for issuing certificates for IDPs includes several key stages:
Submitting an application: IDPs must submit an application to the social protection authority of their place of residence. The application must be submitted in person or through a legal representative.
Submission of necessary documents: Documents confirming the identity of the applicant, as well as documents confirming the fact of internal displacement, are attached to the application. These can be passports, birth certificates, real estate documents, etc.
Data verification: The social protection body verifies the submitted documents and information about the applicant. This includes checking the presence of registration at the previous place of residence in the conflict zone or temporarily occupied territory.
Issuance of a certificate: After successful verification, the applicant is issued an IDP certificate. The certificate contains information about the person, his previous place of residence and the new place of residence.
Lawyer consultation and legal analysis
When issuing IDs for IDPs, it is important to consult a lawyer to avoid possible mistakes and ensure the correctness of the process. The lawyer will help to collect the necessary documents, correctly complete the application and provide recommendations on further actions.
Document analysis is an important step in this process. The lawyer checks the compliance of the provided documents with the requirements of the law, their authenticity and completeness. This allows you to avoid possible delays or refusals in issuing a certificate.
Legal opinion
After a detailed analysis of the documents, the lawyer draws up a legal opinion, which contains recommendations for further actions. In the case of a negative decision of the social protection body, the lawyer can prepare a legal opinion for challenging this decision in court. The lawyer's opinion may also include information on possible ways to protect the rights of IDPs and measures to correct the situation.
Conclusion
Legal regulation of the procedure for issuing ID cards for internally displaced persons is a complex and multi-stage process that requires careful compliance with regulatory and legal acts. Consultation of a lawyer and analysis of documents is an integral part of this process, which ensures proper issuance of certificates and protection of the rights of IDPs. A lawyer's legal opinion helps to avoid mistakes, provide legal support and guarantee compliance with the legal rights of internally displaced persons.
