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Granting state allowance for children*
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The state allowance for children is a form of state protection granted to all children, without discrimination.
(2) All children up to the age of 18 are entitled to the state allowance for children.
(3) The state allowance for children is also granted to young people who have reached the age of 18 and are attending high school or vocational education courses organized according to the law, until graduation.
(4) The young people mentioned in paragraph (3) who repeat a school year are not entitled to the state allowance, except for those who repeat due to health reasons, proven by a medical certificate.
The children of foreign citizens and stateless persons residing in Romania, under the conditions of the law, benefit from the state allowance for children if they live together with their parents.
*Entitled persons
Regulated professions
Required documents
Denumire
Descriere
Obligatoriu
Semnătură digitală
Tip document
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Child birth certificate*
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Identity cards (both parents)*
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Marriage certificate*
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Other supporting documents*
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- Supporting documents regarding the applicant's status and their relationship with the child/children for whom the right is requested, for one of the persons who has adopted the child/ to whom the child has been entrusted for adoption or after divorce/ who has the child in foster care/ in emergency foster care, as well as the person who has been appointed as guardian; - if applicable, etc.
- Form E411 or supporting document from the respective state – for children born in the EU if the parents/ or one of the parents works in an EU member state and is on the territory of that state;
- Parents' declaration that they no longer reside in the EU member state and do not receive child allowance in that state - Document required in the case of children born in an EU member state if the parents are currently in Romania and do not receive child allowance from the EU member state
- Consent of the other spouse in the case of children born in the Republic of Moldova*
Account statement for holder*
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This is necessary in case payment by bank transfer is desired Otherwise, the money will be sent by postal order*
Data processing notification*
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Document necessary for compliance with the provisions of Regulation (EU) 2016/679*
Request type*
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Declaration regarding the compliance of documents sent online*
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Fees
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Value
Currency
None
Deadlines
Resolution time:
30
Calendar days
Case filling duration:
15
Calendar days
Notification deadline:
Calendar days
Appeal routes
The legislation does not contain special provisions regarding remedies; in case of dispute, the common law provisions are applicable.
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Last updated:
01 July 2026
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Iasi Social Assistance Directorate*
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