A single mother is a woman's status, which is enshrined in the legislation of the Russian Federation. Every woman who has given birth to a child while in an unregistered marriage is entitled to certain benefits and benefits from the state. In this case, the condition must be met - in the column "father of the child" there must be a dash.
Instructions
Step 1
Women who become single mothers are entitled to certain cash benefits, in addition, the law secures the right for the regions to provide additional opportunities for issuing stamps for food, clothing, etc.
Step 2
To receive benefits, you need to contact the social protection authority at your place of residence or place of work. According to the data of the Social Insurance Fund, the monthly allowance for a child up to the age of 16 is at least 2,060 rubles. If a single mother works, you need to write a statement at the place of work stating that she wants to receive at least 40% of the salary every month until the child reaches the required age.
Step 3
To receive the allowance, you will need a birth certificate of the child in the original, a copy of the document, a certificate from the house management (passport department) that the child is registered at the place of residence of his mother, the woman's work book, if any. In addition, you need to bring a savings book with an open personal account, a passport and write an application for benefits.
Step 4
Information about the family's income at the moment is submitted in writing. This is the only thing that can be asked to confirm the financial security of the family. They have no right to ask for other documents.
Step 5
At work, you will need to write a statement, a copy of a savings book, a personal account number, a certificate from the house management and a baby's birth certificate. Other information is available in the personnel department and there is no need to additionally confirm it. Often money is transferred to the bank card of a single working mother.
Step 6
One-time childbirth allowance, early registration allowance, etc. are paid in the same way. If you need to get food or clothing stamps, you need to contact the social protection authority with a corresponding written statement.
