Child benefits for low-income families in 2020: amounts and types of payments

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St. Petersburg families, like other parents with children in Russia, are entitled to child benefits. Moreover, the money is allocated from the federal budget and from the regional treasury. What child benefits are due to a St. Petersburg family in 2020 and where you can apply for child benefits is described in detail below in the article.

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Who can receive child benefits in St. Petersburg?

Child benefits in St. Petersburg in 2020 are eligible for the following categories of recipient citizens (Articles 8, 17, 18, 19 of Law No. 728-132):

• mother (father) of a child growing up in a complete and single-parent family;
• the father of a minor citizen, if the father is a conscript;
• parents with disabilities of groups 1 and 2, if their offspring is not yet 18 years old;
• mother (father) of a minor HIV-infected St. Petersburg resident;
• the child’s adoptive parent, if the toddler is not yet 6 months old;
• a St. Petersburg woman aged 19-24 who gave birth to her first child in January 2020 or later;
• minor orphans;
• a parent whose offspring has been diagnosed with celiac disease;
• parents whose toddler attends kindergarten;
• disabled members of a large family receiving a survivor's pension;
• mother (father) of a disabled minor;
• student family;
• a retired mother who gave birth to (adopted) 5 or more St. Petersburg residents;
• low-income family - if there is a third child born in January 2013 or later (before the toddler reaches 3 years of age);
• a pregnant St. Petersburg woman and a woman who registered at the St. Petersburg antenatal clinic before the 12th week of pregnancy;
• a pregnant woman and mother of a baby during maternity leave, if the St. Petersburg woman was fired from her job due to the liquidation of the company (factory), individual entrepreneur;
• adoptive parent of a toddler;
• child of a Russian conscript soldier.

Also, unemployed parents, including full-time students, also have the right to child benefits (Clause 10.10, Article 8 of Law No. 728-132).

One-time government assistance upon the birth of a child

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The amount of payment depends on the number of children in the family , as well as on the income of working parents. The approximate amount of assistance is 16,759 rubles. It can be issued by:

• mother or father who lives with the baby and cares for him;
• persons who have taken guardianship or adopted an infant.

For subsidies, with many children need to contact their manager (if the parent works somewhere) or the USZN (if the father or mother is not employed anywhere).

In order not to be late with registration, it is necessary to address this issue within 6 months from the birth of the baby. A mother can extend payments until her baby turns 3 years old . For twins, funds are paid in double amount .

Regional benefits for children in St. Petersburg in 2020

The St. Petersburg Social Code established regional benefits for children in 2020. Thus, a parent from the northern capital of the Russian Federation has the right to receive the following payments for the purchase of children's goods, food and dairy products (Article 18 of Law No. 728-132):

1. Monthly payment - accrued to St. Petersburg residents up to 1.5, 3, 7 and 16 (18) years of age.
2. For a disabled minor. The payment is provided monthly to a St. Petersburg family where the child’s parents are healthy or have 1st or 2nd group disability.
3. For an HIV-infected son (daughter) - paid monthly.
4. For a disabled minor with needs (monthly).

In addition to money for the purchase of goods for children, families with a child are entitled to the following regional payments in St. Petersburg in 2020 (Articles 18, 19 of Law No. 728-132):

• one-time compensation for the birth of a St. Petersburg baby or the adoption of someone else’s offspring under the age of 6 months;
• monetary compensation for parental fees for a minor child from St. Petersburg attending kindergarten;
• a one-time compensation payment to St. Petersburg women aged 19-24 years who gave birth to their first child at the beginning of 2020 and later;
• annual monetary compensation for a minor St. Petersburg student at a school or technical school;
• annual compensation to parents for an offspring diagnosed with celiac disease;
• monetary compensation for a St. Petersburg disabled member of a large family receiving a survivor’s pension is paid monthly;
• monthly payment to the student family;
• benefits for a pensioner mother who has given birth (adopted) 5 or more children are paid monthly;
• a monthly payment to a low-income family where at least the third offspring was born in January 2013 and later is paid to parents until the toddler reaches 3 years of age.

Please note:
In addition to payments and compensation, in 2020, St. Petersburg residents with children have the right to receive regional maternity capital established by regional Law No. 810-151 of December 6, 2011.

Targeted assistance: amount

Targeted assistance is based on the allocation of money to a family by transferring cash or transferring to a card for specific needs. Typically, they are based on the need to purchase food or clothing, in particular school uniforms. In addition to this, they are allocated for medications prescribed by the doctor.

There is no legally defined fixed amount of targeted payment, since there are regional differences in prices and actual need.

The amount of the payment is determined by a special commission created to identify the needs of children of low-income families.

Federal benefits for children in St. Petersburg

In addition to regional child benefits, the St. Petersburg family is entitled to the following federal child benefits in 2020 (Article , , , Federal Law No. 81, clause 2 of Order No. 1012n):

1. For childbirth and pregnancy. The payment is provided for the period of maternity leave of the duration specified in Art. 7 of Federal Law No. 81.
2. A one-time payment at the birth of a St. Petersburg child.
3. One-time compensation at the birth of a baby. To receive the payment, the expectant mother must register with the local antenatal clinic before the 12th week of pregnancy.
4. Child care – paid monthly.

In addition, when the first offspring is born in January 2018 and later, the parents of the toddler are paid a monthly allowance from the federal budget in connection with the birth of the first child (clauses 1, 2 of Appendix No. 1 to Order of the Ministry of Labor of the Russian Federation No. 889n dated December 29, 2017).

Attention

If the child’s St. Petersburg father is a conscript, then his pregnant wife is entitled to a one-time federal child benefit (Article 12.3 of the Law of the Russian Federation No. 81, Article 8 of the Social Code of St. Petersburg). In addition, it is possible to arrange a monthly payment for children of military personnel upon conscription (Article 12.5 of Federal Law No. 81, Article 8 of the St. Petersburg Social Code).

What types of assistance are provided for low-income families in Moscow?

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As assistance large and low-income families living in Moscow can apply for help from lawyers at any time, and can expect a parcel of assistance at their residence address (food, toys, money).

It is also guaranteed to receive payments for children once a month, and scholarships for students. Parents who pay utility bills will receive a subsidy, as well as assistance in resolving issues of expanding existing housing.

In addition to all of the above, low-income and families with many children are exempt from fees for resort expenses in the Crimea, Stavropol, Altai and Krasnodar territories.

Additional benefits for children in St. Petersburg in 2020

Families with a child in St. Petersburg in 2020 are also entitled to additional child benefits. The types of payments are shown in the table below.

Disabled minors from St. Petersburg have the right to receive monetary compensation for expenses for the purchase of additional technical rehabilitation equipment (Articles 48, 49 of Law No. 728-132).

Benefits and subsidies for low-income families

Photo: algorithm of action for recognizing a low-income family The main parameter on the basis of which the decision is made to assign the status of a low-income family is the average per capita income for the last three months. This value is the quotient of each family member's income for three months, divided by three and again divided by the number of people living in the family. In the calculation process, not only the payment received for performing work is taken into account, but also pension benefits, benefits received, royalties, etc. The final value of the average per capita income is compared with the subsistence level of the constituent entity of the Russian Federation in which the family lives, and if it is less, then the family can count on being assigned low-income status, and therefore receiving benefits.

How much and for what period are child benefits due?

Child benefits for families with children in the northern capital are awarded in a certain amount. The table below shows the amounts and periods for calculating child benefits in 2020 in St. Petersburg.

For a disabled minor with individual needs, a monthly allowance in the amount of 14,021 rubles is paid. (Article 18 of the Social Code of St. Petersburg).

Payments for low-income families: what they include

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To support low-income families , funds are allocated from the regional treasury for monthly or one-time assistance. As a rule, finances are allocated to support young children whose parents do not have a minimum income.

In the Russian Federation there are social benefits for the poor :

• issuing financial assistance once a month or one-time to a child under 3 years of age ( allowance for a child under 3 years of age );
• discounts on utility bills;
• preferential mortgage;
• low-income children receive free school lunches;
• children from such families have the right to free travel on any type of public transport;
• food for children is provided free of charge.

to determine the amount of a child's monthly allowance , since it depends on the standard of living and subsistence minimum in the region. In addition, each region has its own rules for financing the poor . In addition to the above types of assistance, mothers can receive a parcel at home with everything necessary for a schoolchild who is going to first grade.

Where do you need to apply for child benefits in St. Petersburg?

In accordance with clause 33 of Order of the Ministry of Labor of the Russian Federation No. 55n dated February 4, 2019, clause 5.1 of Order of the Ministry of Social Development of Russia No. 1012n, clause 14 of Order of the Russian Ministry of Social Protection No. 889n, a parent of a child in 2020 has the right to submit an application for the assignment of child benefits to St. Petersburg to the following authorities:

1. To the Department of Social Protection of the Population at the place of registration of the recipient of the children's money - the mother (father) of the baby.
2. To the territorial body of the Pension Fund.
3. Through the State Services web service.
4. At the MFC.
5. At your place of work (service). An employed (or serving in the military) mother or father of a child can apply to an employer for children's money.

Attention
As for unemployed parents of children in 2020, the unemployed and full-time students have the right to apply for child benefits in St. Petersburg at the social protection authority or at the MFC (clause 5.1 of Order of the Russian Ministry of Health and Social Development No. 1012n).

Required documents

To receive child benefits in St. Petersburg, a parent of a baby in 2020 must submit the following package of documents to the Social Security Administration (MFC) (clause 20-24 of Order No. 55n, clause 23 of Order of the Ministry of Labor No. 186n dated March 23, 2020 , Appendices No. 1, 2 to the order of the Russian Ministry of Labor No. 889n):

1. Application for registration of child benefits in St. Petersburg.
2. Personal passport of the parent of a St. Petersburg resident.
3. A certificate confirming that a pregnant woman is registered for medical registration at a antenatal clinic for up to 12 weeks (if she receives a one-time benefit and payment for childbirth and pregnancy).
4. Certificate from the St. Petersburg maternity hospital about the birth of the baby. The document indicates the time and date of birth, weight and height of the son (daughter).
5. Birth (adoption) certificate of a little St. Petersburger.
6. SNILS for yourself and your child (issued at the territorial office of the Pension Fund of Russia).
7. Compulsory medical insurance policy for a baby (can be obtained from an insurance company or MFC).
8. Certificate of registration of the St. Petersburg parent at the place of registration (form No. 8).
9. Certificate of state registration (cancellation) of marriage between the mother and father of a St. Petersburg baby.
10. A bank statement confirming the bank account details of the baby's mother (father).
11. A certificate from the place of study (work, service) of the toddler’s parent.
12. Certificate of scholarship amount (provided by a parent who is a full-time student).
13. Certificate of payment of unemployment benefits (if available).
14. Information about the receipt by the mother (father) of a St. Petersburg resident of temporary disability benefits (if any).
15. A certificate from the military registration and enlistment office confirming the conscription of the child’s parent to serve in the army.

IMPORTANT
To officially confirm the status of “one-parent family”, the child’s parent additionally submits to the social protection authority (MFC) a certificate from the registry office in form No. 1 (Order of the Ministry of Justice of Russia No. 200 of October 1, 2018, Article 2 of the Social Code of St. Petersburg, paragraph 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 of Order No. 55n).

Registration of child benefits in St. Petersburg

As noted earlier in the article, according to clause 33 of Order No. 55n, clause 14 of Order of the Ministry of Labor of the Russian Federation No. 889n, clause 5.1 of Order No. 1012n, child benefits in St. Petersburg in 2020 can be issued in the following authorities:

• at the Department of Social Protection of the Population at the place of registration of the child’s parent;
• through the MFC;
• in the St. Petersburg branch of the Pension Fund of Russia;
• through the portal “State;
• at your employer;
• at the place of service in the ranks of the RF Armed Forces;
• at the place of study.

According to clause 45 of Order No. 186n of the Russian Ministry of Labor, when applying for child benefits in St. Petersburg, the baby’s mother (father) must follow the following algorithm of actions to the social protection authority in 2020:

1. Collects the necessary certificates for processing payments for children.
2. Prepares a personal application for child benefits in St. Petersburg.
3. Submits a personal application and collected documentation to the Social Security Administration at the place of registration.
4. Receives a written notification (receipt) that the employee has accepted the application.
5. Receives funds to the Preschool (“Children’s”) card account specified in the submitted application (clause 2 of the Appendix to the Order of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation No. 709n dated August 23, 2010).

In case of submitting documents for registration of child benefits through the State Services portal of the city of St. Petersburg, the mother (father) of the child performs the following actions:

1. Logs into your personal account on the St. Petersburg State Services website.
2. Passes authorization on the website (through the personal account of the State Services).
3. Click on the “Help and Support” subsection, then go down the site and click on the “Parents” tab.
4. Select the required child benefit and click on the “Submit Application” subsection.
5. In the new window on the left, click on “Get a service.”
6. Fills out an online application.
7. Uploads scanned copies of documents for the online application to the website.
8. Sends an online application to the addressee.
9. Receives an electronic notification in the “Personal Account” of the site and by e-mail about the result of the consideration of the online application (accepted or rejected).

If the baby’s mother or father works, studies or serves, then to receive child benefits in St. Petersburg, parents in 2020, perform the following actions (clause 80 of Order No. 1012n):

1. They apply for children's money at their place of work (military service, study).
2. They submit an application and the necessary package of documents to receive benefits in St. Petersburg in 2020 for their offspring.
3. They receive money to the account specified in the application for child benefits.

Attention
Child benefits in St. Petersburg in 2020 are assigned if the application for benefits for a child follows at least 6 months from the date of completion of maternity leave, from the date of birth of the child, until the child reaches 1, 5, 7, 16 or 18 years of age or from the moment the conscript soldier ends his conscription service, respectively (clause 80 of Order of the Ministry of Social Health Development of Russia No. 1012n).

In accordance with Part 6 of Art. 2 Federal Law No. 418 of December 28, 2020, in the event of the birth of 2 or more children, the parent submits a personal application for a monthly payment for the first-born child to the Department of Social Protection of the Population at his place of registration, and for the second child - to the territorial branch of the Pension Fund of the Russian Federation.

A sample application for registration of child benefits in St. Petersburg in 2020 (posted on the official website of the city’s State Services) can be found

Procedure for contacting in electronic and written form

To obtain the status of a needy family, you must provide documents to the MFC and fill out an application. If it is written unclearly or incorrectly, the request may be rejected. Proper registration is an important part of the procedure. A sample application is available.

For the convenience of citizens, an application can be submitted online through the government services portal, where you will need to upload a list of scanned documents.

Paying attention to Article 21 of the Federal Law of July 27, 2010 No. 210-FZ “On the organization of the provision of state and municipal services”, it is worth noting that the Internet portal has all the powers of a functional center. This public service has a clear advantage over a personal visit - saving time and convenience.

There is no state fee for filing an application.

List of documents and form of their certification

First of all you need:

• passports, birth certificates of children;
• certificate of family composition, registration information;
• all income data;
• Bank details for payments.

Employees may also request additional information, such as:

• copy and original work book;
• income statement if you have your own business;
• documents on marriage or divorce.

You must have the originals of all specified documents with you. Even a certified copy will not replace the original and may serve as a reason for refusal. The social security worker himself compares the documents and certifies them in the proper way.

The employee writes a receipt indicating which documents were received and when, as well as to which authorities requests will be sent.

Review procedure and deadlines

After accepting the application, the authority decides whether to assign status or not. During this time, it is possible to send requests to various authorities. For example:

• Migration Service;
• Civil registry offices;
• services involved in tax and cadastral accounting;
• vehicle registration authorities.

The decision is made within thirty days. Consent to recognition or refusal of such is formalized by an act that entails all legal consequences.

Following paragraphs. 4.1. Resolution of the Moscow Government dated December 28, 2016 No. 954, a low-income family must confirm its status once a year, no later than August 31.

The grounds for refusal are:

• failure to provide documents;
• transmission of incorrect information;
• non-compliance with program requirements.

If rejected, the applicant has the right to try again. In particularly difficult situations, the problem is resolved in court.

Benefits and allowances after being assigned the status of “low-income family”

A family recognized as unsecured receives from the state:

• child benefits;
• approval of a mortgage under special conditions, the ability to stand in line for housing;
• subsidies for utilities and housing and communal services;
• tax deductions at work;
• free travel and meals at school;
• receiving food for the child in the children's kitchen.

The state provides additional benefits to low-income families living in Moscow:

• free legal assistance;
• material, clothing, food support;
• scholarship for a student;
• assistance in obtaining housing;
• do not pay resort fees at vacation spots (new item).

The status obtained entails a number of favorable consequences for all those in need. If the difficulties are temporary, then you can count on a lump sum payment. As an example: buying a home or an equipped car for a family with a disabled person.

Is it possible to apply for child benefits in St. Petersburg through the MFC and State Services?

You can submit the necessary documents to receive child benefits in St. Petersburg in 2020 at any St. Petersburg Multifunctional Center. When contacting the authority, the child’s parent must follow the steps below (clause 34 of Order No. 55n, clause 45 of Order No. 186n):

1. Submit an application and the necessary documentation for processing child benefits in St. Petersburg in 2020.
2. Receive a receipt notification that MFC employees have accepted documents.
3. Receive money to the “Children's” (“Preschool”) card account specified in the submitted application for payment assignment (clause 4 of article 20 of regional Law No. 728-132 of November 9, 2011).

When using the State Services website, the recipient of child benefits in St. Petersburg in 2020 performs the following actions:

1. Logs into your personal account on the State Services website.
2. Selects the “Categories” items.
3. Selects the required payment (for example, for a child under 3 years old)
4. On the right, click on the sub-item “Get a service”.
5. Fills out the necessary information about the baby, himself, personal bank account and sends an electronic application to the Pension Fund.

The decision to assign a child benefit is made by the Pension Fund of Russia within 5 working days (clause 8 of Order No. 1012n). Notification of the verdict is sent to the personal account of the State Services portal.

Common mistakes when applying for benefits for low-income families

Sometimes, status may be denied due to the family intentionally getting into a difficult financial situation, for example, parents abuse alcohol or drugs, as a result of which most of the income is not spent on supporting the children. This category also includes spending on travel, clothing and other non-essential items. In the first case, children can be taken away by guardianship authorities. In the second case, social protection employees will advise you to recalculate the monthly budget and allocate more money for the maintenance of children.

When submitting documents, you may miss any certificate, so you may be denied status. Then you will have to reapply and wait another ten working days.

Income certificates must indicate the real earnings of the parents; if social protection workers find out about the deception, the assignment of status and benefits will be denied.

Thus, only those low-income families whose monthly income is no more than two subsistence minimums per person can receive child benefits. Receiving benefits and benefits is not so easy; you need to provide an extensive package of documents, but this will be good financial assistance in supporting the child.

Regional maternal certificate in St. Petersburg in 2020

In 2020, St. Petersburg families with children will also receive regional maternity capital. In accordance with regional Law No. 810-151, money can be obtained on the basis of a family certificate.

To obtain a regional maternal certificate in St. Petersburg in 2020, the mother (father) of the baby must complete the following algorithm of actions (clauses 4, 5, 5.1, 6.2, 6.3 of Appendix No. 1 to St. Petersburg Government Resolution No. 172 of February 28, 2012) :

1. Contact the social protection authority at the place of registration of the recipient of the children's money or the MFC.
2. Apply for a maternity certificate in St. Petersburg in 2020.
3. Present to the civil servant the necessary documents - personal passport, SNILS (for the baby and for yourself), birth certificate of your son (daughter) and a certificate from the place of registration in form No. 8.
4. Within 10 working days, receive a notification from the social protection authority (MFC) about the issuance of a maternal certificate.
5. Receive the completed document within 20 working days.

The regional maternal certificate received by families in St. Petersburg in 2020 can be used for the following purposes (Appendix No. 3 to Resolution No. 172):

• expansion of occupied living space;
• purchasing a plot of land for gardening;
• a St. Petersburg child receives education and high-tech medical care;
• buying a car.

The following residents of St. Petersburg are entitled to receive regional maternity capital in 2020 (Article 2 of RZ No. 810‑151):

• St. Petersburg women who gave birth (adopted) a third and subsequent baby in the period 2012-2026;
• a St. Petersburg resident is the only parent (adoptive parent) of a third child, if the court decision on adoption became valid in the period 2012-2026;
• father (adoptive parent) of the third child (after the death of the child’s mother, deprivation of the woman’s parental rights).

Attention
The size of the regional maternity capital in St. Petersburg in 2020 is 160,474.84 rubles. (taking into account indexation from 100,000 rubles established by Article 3 of Regional Law No. 810-151).

Social card for Moscow residents

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Large and low-income families in Moscow can receive certain benefits using social cards. Its owners can buy medicines, food and even go to entertainment (museums, cafes, etc.) at discounts.

The issue of issuance is handled by the MFC, but to simplify the procedure for issuing and receiving cards, there is a “State Services” portal through which you can register the necessary data.

How much do child benefits pay in the northern capital?

Child benefits to St. Petersburg residents in 2020 are accrued in the following terms:

• for pregnancy and childbirth - for the period of maternity leave of the duration established by Art. 7 Federal Law No. 81;
• for child care up to 1.5, 3, 7 and 16 (18) years (monthly) - until the son (daughter) reaches the specified age (Article 18 of the Social Code of St. Petersburg, paragraph 40-42 of Order No. 1012n);
• for the son (daughter) of a conscript soldier (monthly) - paid from the day the child’s father begins conscription service in the army, until the toddler’s 3rd birthday, but no later than the father’s return home from the ranks of the RF Armed Forces (Article 12.6 of Federal Law No. 81).

IMPORTANT For
a pregnant woman from St. Petersburg, the wife of a soldier, at the birth of a toddler or when transferring her son (daughter) to someone else’s family in 2020, child benefit is paid 1 time (Article 8 of the Social Code of St. Petersburg, Art. -, 12.1, 12.3 Federal Law No. 81).

Which card are payments to St. Petersburg children transferred to?

Due to changes in the rules for payments for offspring from July 1, 2020, citizens are increasingly asking the question of which card is needed to receive child benefits.

In accordance with paragraph 4 of Art. 20 of Local Law No. 728-132 and reference information from the website of the St. Petersburg administration, the following funds are transferred to the “Children’s” plastic card in 2020:

• one-time compensation for the birth of a St. Petersburg baby;
• money for a child (disabled child) up to 1.5 years old;
• allowance for a toddler up to 1.5 years old from a family where both parents are disabled people of group 2 or 1;
• funds for an HIV-infected minor under 1.5 years of age.

The above-mentioned child benefits for St. Petersburg residents aged 1.5 to 7 years are transferred to the “Preschool” card.

Who doesn't get child benefit in the northern capital?

According to clause 2.11 of the St. Petersburg Government Resolution No. 343 of May 22, 2013, clause 28 of Order No. 55n, Art. 2 of Regional Law No. 810‑151, child benefits in 2020 in St. Petersburg are not paid to the following citizens:

• St. Petersburg residents deprived of parental rights in relation to the baby;
• citizens who do not have permanent residence in the Russian Federation;
• if a parent of a St. Petersburg child loses the right to receive children's money;
• upon recognition as deceased, missing and upon the death of mother, father or the youngest resident of St. Petersburg;
• if, within 6 months from the date of suspension of the payment of children's money, the parents of a minor from St. Petersburg have not confirmed their right to receive state support for the child;
• persons deprived of the right to adopt a child.

Attention
Submission of false or incomplete information and documentation required for the assignment of child benefits in St. Petersburg in 2020 is also grounds for refusal to pay for a child (clause 2.11 of Resolution No. 343).

Are there additional benefits for low-income families?

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Low-income and large families can also count on certain types of benefits. They should receive subsidies for utilities, and provide apartments for low-income families who do not have their own shelter.

They may also be provided with a social loan without interest and free legal advice. Mothers can receive places in kindergarten for their child without a queue and compensation for their services.

Social assistance did not pass students by. They also receive a scholarship and free travel. Children under 3 years of can receive dairy products, and their mothers can buy subsidized food.

Problems and nuances

When applying for payments for their children in St. Petersburg in 2020, the applicant-parent of the child must keep in mind the various nuances of this process. Thus, money for the purchase of goods for offspring can only be obtained for the purchase of products specified in the List of Resolution No. 343.

In addition, according to the order of the St. Petersburg Committee on Social Policy No. 179-r dated March 30, 2020, from the beginning of April 2020 in St. Petersburg, an automatic extension of cash payments to persons who previously received child benefits was provided. That is, if the period for accrual of state assistance for a minor St. Petersburg resident expires in the period from March 30, 2020 to September 29, 2020, then there is no need to submit a new application for payment. The money will automatically go to the account of the recipient of the children's money.

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