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How to get "Child of War" status
1. Introduction
The status "Child of War" is given to persons who were minors during the Second World War. This status provides certain social guarantees and benefits. In this article, we will consider who is eligible to receive the status of "Child of War", what documents must be collected and what steps should be taken to receive this status.
2. Legislative framework
2.1. Basic normative acts
The procedure for obtaining the status of "Child of War" is regulated by the following normative acts:
Law of Ukraine "On social protection of children of war".
Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine "On approval of the Procedure for granting the status of "Child of War".
2.2. Definition of "Child of War"
According to the legislation, the status of "Child of War" is granted to persons born between January 1, 1928 and December 31, 1945.
3. Benefits and social guarantees
3.1. Basic benefits
Persons with the status of "Child of War" are entitled to the following benefits:
Discounts on the payment of housing and communal services.
Discounted travel in public transport.
Additional social assistance and payments.
3.2. Health care
Persons with the status of "Child of War" are entitled to free or subsidized medical care, including the provision of medicines and medical services.
4. Procedure for obtaining status
4.1. Preparation of documents
In order to obtain the status of "Child of War", it is necessary to prepare the following documents:
Application for status.
Passport or other identity document.
Birth certificate or other document confirming the date of birth.Documents confirming the place of residence during the Second World War (if available).
4.2. Application submission
An application for the status of "Child of War" must be submitted to the local social welfare body. The application can be submitted personally or through an authorized representative.
4.3. Consideration of the application
After submitting all the necessary documents, the relevant body reviews the application. In case of a positive decision, the applicant receives a "Child of War" certificate, which confirms his right to benefits and social guarantees.
5. Consultations and support
5.1. Government agencies
For detailed information and advice on the process of obtaining "Child of War" status, you can contact:
Local body of social protection of the population.
Pension Fund of Ukraine.
Centers for the provision of administrative services.
5.2. NGOs
You can also contact non-governmental organizations that deal with the protection of the rights and interests of children of war for additional information and legal support.
6. Conclusion
Obtaining the status of "Child of War" is an important step to ensure social protection of persons who survived the difficult times of the Second World War. Following the correct procedure and preparing the necessary documents will help you quickly and without problems to get this status and take advantage of all the provided benefits and social guarantees.
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