Issuing the identity card upon reaching the age of 14 - Constanta City Hall*
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The minor’s domicile is with their parents or with the parent where they live permanently.
The application for issuing the minor’s identity document cannot be completed with any other address, except for the domicile address of the parents or the parent with whom the minor has their domicile, according to the law.
When the parents have different domiciles, the application for issuing the identity document is signed by the parent at whose domicile the minor resides, in accordance with the law.
For a minor who, although entrusted by court decision/agreement to one of the parents, lives permanently with the other parent, the consent declaration of the parent to whom the minor was entrusted is requested, stating that they agree for the address at which the minor permanently resides to be registered in the identity document.
The consent declaration can be given at the counter, in the presence of the personnel of the people records service, and if the parent cannot appear at the counter, the declaration must be authenticated at the public notary or, as the case may be, at the Romanian diplomatic mission in the state where the parent is present.
Upon submitting the documents, the minor will be obligatorily accompanied by one of the parents or, as the case may be, by the legal representative, the person designated from the specialized center under the authority of the public social assistance service, or by the person to whom the minor has been entrusted for placement.
GEO no. 97/2005, Art. 12:
(1) Within 15 days of reaching the age of 14, the minor is obliged to request the public community service for people records to issue the identity document;
(2) The issuance of the first identity document cannot be done based on a special power of attorney.
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In the event of a dispute between the beneficiary and the competent authority, the provisions of common law shall apply.
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