Police in the Nurinsky district of Kazakhstan's Karaganda region, conducting a door-to-door check, identified a 24-year-old citizen of a neighboring country who was living in the home of her partner in a remote village. A document check showed that the woman's permitted stay in Kazakhstan had expired and had not been extended, according to infohub.kz.
According to the Interior Ministry's information media portal, the investigation revealed that the couple has a one-year-old daughter who has still not been issued a birth certificate. The only document the mother had for the girl was a medical certificate from the maternity hospital.
"In addition, it turned out that the couple has a one-year-old daughter who has still not been issued a birth certificate. The only document the mother had for the girl was a medical certificate from the maternity hospital," the ministry said.
For evading departure from the country by more than ten days after the end of the established period of stay, an administrative protocol was drawn up against the woman. The case materials were sent to court for a procedural decision.
At the same time, police took the issue of documenting the child under supervision to ensure the girl's legal protection and access to social services.