Article 73. Grounds for de-registration of citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan in need of housing, provisions of the Law on Housing Relations

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1. De-registration of citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan in need of housing, residents who are registered in need of housing in the unified republican electronic database, the electronic database "Housing Provision Center", is carried out in the following cases::

1) the absence of grounds for recognizing those in need of housing in accordance with Article 69 of this Law;

 2) families with or raising children with disabilities, after the child reaches the age of majority or in the event of removal (non-identification) of the child's disability or his death

3) termination of employment relations in a state institution or a state-owned enterprise;

4) obtaining housing from the state housing fund;

5) submission of documents and (or) information as grounds for recognizing those in need of housing that contain false information;

6) termination of citizenship of the Republic of Kazakhstan or obtaining a residence permit or other document confirming the right to permanent residence in the territory of a foreign state;

7) life imprisonment in accordance with a court verdict that has entered into force.;

8) recognition of an obscurely missing court decision that has entered into legal force;

9) death or declaration of deceased by a court decision that has entered into legal force.

Are not subject to removal from the register of those in need of housing, except for the cases provided for in the first part of this paragraph.:

1) orphaned children, children left without parental care after they reach the age of majority;

2) families with or raising children with disabilities after the children reach adulthood or their death;

3) mothers with many children who were awarded the "Altyn alka", "Kumis alka" pendants or who previously received the title of "Mother Heroine", as well as those awarded the "Maternal Glory" orders of I and II degrees, large families after the children reach adulthood or their death;

4) single-parent families after the children reach the age of majority or their death;

5) Candace citizens who have obtained citizenship of the Republic of Kazakhstan and have arrived for permanent residence in the regions designated by the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan;

6) widows (widowers) after the children reach the age of majority or their death.

Candace, who have obtained citizenship of the Republic of Kazakhstan, in the order of resettlement to regions determined by the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan, orphans and children left without parental care, single-parent families, mothers with many children, awarded the pendants "Altyn alka", "Kumis alka" or previously received the title "Mother Heroine", are not subject to de-registration, as well as those awarded the Orders of "Maternal Glory" of the first and second degrees, large families, recognized in need of housing in accordance with the procedure established by this Law and registered before receiving housing.

2. In the event of the departure of a registered citizen to another permanent place of residence or his death, the priority remains with the remaining family members who are registered with him, unless the grounds for recognizing them as needing housing have disappeared.

2-1. If a disability of the first or second group is established for a child with a disability who has reached the age of eighteen, whose family is registered as a family with or raising children with disabilities, he remains in the queue for the provision of housing from the state housing fund or housing rented by a local executive body in a private housing fund, until it is received.. - Excluded by the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

3. Interested persons are notified in writing about the de-registration within ten days after the decision is made, indicating the grounds for de-registration.

4. In cases of violations, when a citizen was registered as needing housing in the absence of grounds for this, but subsequently such grounds appeared (the number of family members increased, the total income of the family decreased, etc.), he is recognized as needy from the day the grounds appeared and, accordingly, his order is postponed.

The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated April 16, 1997 No. 94.

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