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Residents of Zaporozhye explained how residence permit affects a single allowance

The allowance is appointed for both permanent and temporary registration

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Residents of Zaporozhye explained how residence permit affects a single allowance

Residents of Zaporozhye region explained how registration affects the appointment of a single allowance. This was reported by the press service of the Social Fund of Russia in the region.

The allowance is prescribed for both permanent and temporary registration. If the family does not live at the place of residence, temporary registration is required.

When moving to Zaporozhye region, you need to report this to the Social Fund. Payment at the old place will stop. In order to continue receiving the allowance, parents can apply for it at their new place of residence.

The amount of payment depends on the regional subsistence minimum. In the Zaporozhye region, it is 18,371 rubles.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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