What is a single mother entitled to from the state? Documents for registration and receipt of monthly child benefits Payments to single mothers

So-called children's benefits are awarded.

Moscow social payments are available to single mothers who have a residence permit in the capital and are registered with the district USZN. These state benefits are not paid to mothers at the place of study, service or work. The amount of social payments this year to residents of the capital, including single mothers, remains at the 2016 level in accordance with Moscow Government Resolution No. 816-PP.

It is worth noting that, as a rule, the definition of “single mother” means a woman whose father’s name is written in her words on the birth certificate of the baby, or a dash is placed.

It is noteworthy that additional government assistance in the form of child benefits for single mothers is not so extensive, but they can count on the same social benefits as two-parent families. Let's talk about this in more detail.

Legislative aspect of the issue

Issues of providing social benefits to single mothers are regulated by the following capital legislative acts:

Types of financial assistance

In the capital, single mothers are entitled to the same regional one-time state benefits, which are also prescribed to Muscovite mothers from two-parent families after the birth of a baby, namely:

The above state benefits are listed on.

In addition, single mothers are entitled additional monthly government payments if her family is . It is noteworthy that in 2010-2011, according to a decree of the Moscow Government, a family was considered low-income if its income was less than 8,000 rubles. At the beginning of 2012, they began to use this value instead living wage.

Therefore, if average per capita family income is less than subsistence minimum, then she is low-income, which means a single mother in this case has the right to the following additional social benefits:

  1. Monthly state allowance for families with minor children. Depending on age, the following amounts are charged:
    • 0–3 years - 10 thousand rubles, for single mothers (fathers) - 15 thousand rubles;
    • 3–18 years old - 4 thousand rubles, for single mothers (fathers) - 6 thousand rubles.
  2. Monthly government compensation payment (MCP) to compensate for the increase in prices for food for children under 3 years old - 675 rubles.
  3. CSC for children under 16 years of age to cover the costs of improving the standard of living (for students of general education institutions - up to 18 years of age) - 750 rubles.

It is worth noting that application for provision It is best to write all the listed social benefits so that the time of submission does not coincide with the last 3 months. Otherwise, payments accrued for it will be taken into account when calculating family income, which is why it may become significantly higher than the established amount. It is noteworthy that if a single mother gets married, but her husband does not adopt the baby, then his income will not be taken into account when calculating state benefits.

If The average per capita income of family members exceeds the subsistence minimum, then the single mother receives additional social payments in the following amount:

  1. CSC for children under 16 years of age to compensate for expenses to increase the standard of living (for students of general education institutions - up to 18 years of age) - 300 rubles.
  2. Monthly compensation to compensate for the increase in the price of the food basket for children under 3 years old is 675 in national currency.

Registration procedure

Previously, in order to receive additional Moscow social payments, a single mother had to submit to the USZN (the Department of Social Protection of the Population) the necessary package of documents, including an F-25 certificate, which confirms the status of a single mother.

However, on this moment registration of regional state aids is conducted only through the Internet portal of city services of the city of Moscow.

List of benefits

If you are a single mother rents housing in the capital under a rental agreement, then she can receive compensation for its cost through RUSZN. At the same time, landlords must pay taxes to the state on income from rental housing.

Also, for single mothers receive a 30% discount on their children’s tuition fees(until they turn 18) in children's music, art and other art schools in Moscow.

Other social guarantees

In addition to the listed benefits, single mothers and their children (as well as full families) are entitled to the following: privilege:

Large families

Single mothers with many children the following social benefits are due:

  • one-time social benefit - for the 3rd child 14,000 rubles, for triplets - 50,000 rubles. If the mother is under 35 years old, then she is credited with 48,000 in national currency for each child;
  • monthly compensation for the cost of communication services - 250 rubles;
  • annual government payment for purchase school uniform- 5,000 rubles.

Women who raise children without the help of men different ways supported by the state. Single mothers in 2019 are entitled to the following benefits and allowances:

  1. After the birth of the baby, the mother will receive a one-time payment, the amount of which is fixed at 17,000 rubles.
  2. For pregnancy and childbirth, a single mother is entitled to a one-time benefit, the amount of which is calculated based on average earnings (100% of the average salary summed up over the last two years).
  3. The young mother will receive a benefit from her employer in the amount of 40% of her salary. She will receive monthly payments until the baby reaches one and a half years old.
  4. Single mothers who do not have an official place of work will receive monthly compensation in cash equivalent from the Employment Center - 3,000 rubles. for one baby. If two or more children are born, the benefit amount will increase to 5,800 rubles.
  5. Single mothers have labor benefits. For example, employers cannot fire them (except in situations in which workers violate labor legislation and discipline) until their children turn 14 years old.
  6. Women raising children on their own can ask for an unpaid 2-week leave at any time convenient for them.
  7. Federal legislation provides for early retirement for such women.
  8. Single mothers whose children are under five years old cannot be forced by employers to work on holidays or weekends, and they cannot be required to work overtime.
  9. Single mothers have the right to take advantage of additional benefits, for example, to receive free linen for newborns, temporarily not pay for utilities, purchase medicines with a 50% discount, etc.
  10. If a woman has low-income status, then she should receive cash payment until her child reaches 36 months. The amount of the monthly benefit will be equal to the cost of living established in the capital.
  11. Until 2022, the Government will pay all women at least 10,000 rubles. for every first-born child. Cash mothers will receive until their children are one and a half years old. For every second baby, mothers should receive 6,200 rubles. for three years from the moment of their birth.
  12. A single mother who gave birth to a second baby can receive maternity capital in the amount of 453,026 rubles.

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A woman who, due to circumstances or of her own free will, decided to raise a child alone has the right to count on additional social and financial support from the state. What benefits are available to a single mother in 2019? More on this later.

Who is a single mother?

IN modern Russia women raising children without the participation of a father are no longer a rarity - they account for at least 30% of families. However, not every woman is considered a single mother by law, since this concept has a strict definition. Hence the conflicts that arise due to a misunderstanding of the meaning of this status.

So, who is eligible for single mother benefits in 2019?

There is no legal definition of “single mother” or “single mother”. To be officially recognized as a single mother, you must meet the following requirements:

  1. Be divorced from your spouse for more than 300 days or not have a husband at all.
  2. Do not have a written document from the father indicating his relationship with the child.
  3. Do not have a court opinion on the fact of paternity.

In other words, only a woman whose children were born outside of a marriage union is considered a single mother, and the “father” column in the birth documents is empty. In such cases, the civil registry office employees registering the child issue the mother a certificate in a special form 25, confirming her single status.

If a baby is born in an official marriage, his mother can officially become “single” only by a court decision that has established the fact that there is no relationship between the woman’s husband and her baby. Thus, the child's father does not need to be officially identified.


Let us list the situations when society mistakenly considers a woman a single mother:

  • The couple divorced, after which ex-woman doesn't receive from ex-husband child support and raising their common children alone.
  • The child was born out of wedlock, but less than 300 days have passed since the divorce or death of the spouse. In such situations, the father of the child will be legally recognized ex-spouse, even if he is not biologically related to the baby.
  • The baby's parents are not officially spouses, but the man does not abandon the child and officially recognizes his paternity.
  • Dad has been deprived of parental rights.
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When a woman is legally recognized as a single mother, the mother receives the right to social and labor privileges from the state.

If you have any doubts about your rights to benefits and additional financial support, you should contact the social security authorities at your place of registration. Also, these and other issues related to divorce and maternity can be resolved by a qualified lawyer.

Benefits and other forms of support for single mothers

A woman who has received the official status of a single mother applies for federal and local support in the form of payments and benefits.

Social support

Single mothers are entitled to the same benefits as parents of two-parent families. They can count on federal benefits valid throughout the country and regional payments. They can be divided into

  • Targeted assistance (for students, for the purchase of food, school uniforms);
  • Low-income single mothers are usually given a larger allowance.

A single mother of a child may qualify for the following forms of social support:

  1. Compensation for the price of baby food for a child under 36 months of age.
  2. Compensation for increased cost of living
  3. Natural help for mothers with children under 3 years old - free envelopes for newborns, sets of linen and clothes for babies, dairy kitchens for children up to 24 months, essential medicines.
  4. Housing benefits - discounts on utilities.
  5. Benefits for education.
  6. Preferential physiotherapy (massage) at the district clinic.
  7. Free meals at least 2 times a day in the school cafeteria.
  8. Preferential queue for admission to a preschool educational institution (DOU).
  9. Discounts on educational, educational and other services at preschool educational institutions.
  10. The right to participate in the Housing program.
  11. Annual treatment of a child in a sanatorium-resort dispensary.

The above benefits may vary depending on the region where the single mother lives. And the status of a single mother alone is often not enough to obtain them. Benefits vary depending on the concomitant status of the family: low-income people in need of improved housing conditions, a family raising a disabled child, etc. But in some regions, single mothers, regardless of other preferential statuses, may be granted the above-mentioned privileges.

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Labor privileges

There are specific privileges that an employed single mother is provided with:

  • Staff reductions often occur at enterprises. A mother raising children alone is free from the risk of being fired until each of her children turns 14 years old. An employer does not have the legal right to fire an employee, even if she is unsuitable for the position. A single mother can be fired only if she maliciously evades her official duties and regularly commits misconduct.
  • A woman is laid off during the liquidation of an enterprise. In such a situation, the manager will have to independently take care of the single mother’s new place of work.
  • A single mother has the right to extraordinary leave. The period of additional rest should not exceed 14 days. In this case, the salary is not saved, but they cannot refuse to provide a woman with rest - she herself decides what time for vacation it is convenient for her to get. Such leave must be established by collective agreement.
  • Before the child turns 5 years old, a woman should not work night shifts, overtime, or on weekends and holidays. Of course, if a single mother does not object to such working conditions, the employer will not break the law. In such cases, the woman must provide written consent.
  • The mother is required to provide sick leave if the child gets sick. During inpatient treatment of a baby, a woman is entitled to an additional benefit, the amount of which depends on her length of service. The amount of payments is made in the amount of 100% for the first 2 weeks of sick leave, the subsequent ones are 50% of the woman’s salary, depending on the woman’s length of service. For outpatient treatment, length of service is not taken into account.
  • Until the child turns 14 years old, his mother has the right to work on a reduced working day.
  • If a woman gets a job, the manager cannot refuse to give her a position because of her status as a single mother. A refusal to provide a job must be accompanied by a written explanation of the reason for the refusal. Otherwise, the woman can file a complaint with the social security authorities.
In addition to all the indicated forms of support for single mothers, a woman receives the right to a double personal income tax deduction.

Payments and benefits


The status of a single mother does not deprive a woman of the usual benefits intended for all mothers who have given birth:

  • Sickness benefit for maternity and childbirth (B&B) - in the amount of 100% of the average salary for the last 2 calendar years (for officially employed women);
  • Additional disability benefits under BiR, if sick leave was extended due to difficult childbirth - an additional paid 16 days.
  • One-time benefit paid after childbirth - 17,479.73 rubles. + regional coefficient.
  • up to 18 months - an allowance from the employer equal to 40% of the salary (unemployed single mothers receive financial compensation from the Central Employment Service: for one child - in the amount of 3277.45 rubles, for two or more - 6554.89 rubles).
  • One-time payment to women who registered under the BiR before 12 weeks - 655.49 rubles.

In addition to these payments, a single mother can count on additional benefits provided from state and regional budgets:

  • (low-income) - depends on the region.
  • Additional payments for the third and subsequent children aged 36 months (low-income) are equal to the child's subsistence level in the region.
  • Compensation benefit for a woman caring for a child independently. Paid only until the child turns 3 years old - 50 rubles. per month (if there is one child).
  • Payments from maternity capital in the amount of the subsistence minimum for a child up to 1.5 years old.

Documents for processing payments

To apply for benefits and additional benefits, the mother should collect a package of the following documents:

  • Application for benefits.
  • Baby's birth certificate.
  • Certificate of cohabitation of mother and child.
  • Other documents, depending on the benefit for which the single mother is applying.

A certificate of joint residence can be obtained at the passport office at the place of registration. All necessary documents must be submitted to the social protection department or MFC. The task of social protection employees is to check the specified information, visit the family in person, and, based on the data received, draw up acts on the cohabitation of the applicant and the child.

As soon as the application for payment of benefits is accepted by the social security authorities, accrual begins to occur. Payments are made until the child reaches adulthood. In some cases, benefits may be paid only for up to three years.

If a mother and baby live in a place other than their place of registration, the woman will have to take a certificate from the social security authorities regarding registration. The certificate must indicate that the single mother does not receive any payments at the place of registration. Then the benefit will be paid at the place of residence.

If a woman is employed, then part of the benefits should be arranged with the employer. Benefit paid from funds Maternal capital appointed by the Pension Fund.

What single mothers are entitled to by law: benefits, payments, allowances.

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In Russia, there are quite frequent cases in which a woman raises children without male support. There are various reasons for this, but in any case the child is forced to grow up in an incomplete family. To raise him to be a worthy member of society, the mother spends enormous amounts of effort, working hard to provide her child with everything necessary and to keep up with the rising price level. In the article we will tell you about the benefits [benefits] for single mothers in Moscow in 2019, what the size is and the procedure for receiving them.

The government sees the complexity of the situation and, being interested in the development of the future generation of Russian workers, is trying to support single mothers in all areas of life. Benefits and allowances for single mothers are approved at the federal level, but regions have the right to supplement existing support measures with their own payments and assistance in kind. Thus, the capital of Russia has its own state benefits for children, which only Muscovites can receive.

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Types of state support for single mothers

To know for sure what benefits and allowances can be provided to single mothers in a particular region, you need to get advice from the district office social protection population. The amount of payments varies depending on the place of registration of the mother and is influenced by the following points:

  • number of children
  • the fact that the parent has an official place of work,
  • average mother's earnings per family member.

Both parents from a complete family and a single mother can be assigned:

  • one-time support measures,
  • monthly payments for children,
  • reimbursement of some expenses
  • assistance in kind,
  • subsidies for purchases and payment for services,
  • various benefits. Read also the article: → "".

Who is entitled to Moscow benefits and benefits

Only women who have permanent registration in Moscow and are registered with the local Social Security Administration can apply for capital benefits, payments and other measures to support families with children intended for single mothers.

List of benefits and benefits for single mothers in Moscow in 2019

Firstly, a single mother has the right to receive the same regional lump sum payments as married women raising children in a two-parent family:

State capacity Amount (rub.) Conditions of receipt
A one-time payment to a woman who registered at the antenatal clinic or at the district clinic before the 20th obstetric week pregnancy. 600 Early registration in the residential complex.
Increase to the BiR benefit. 1500

● value for 140 days. vacation according to the BiR is equal to 7 thousand rubles,

● in 156 days. – 7.8 thousand rubles,

● in 194 days. – 9.7 thousand rubles)

The woman lost her job due to the closure of the company within 12 months before contacting the Employment Center.
One-time compensation on the occasion of the birth (adoption) of a child. ● If the child is 1st: 5500,

● if 2nd, etc. – 14500,

● if there are triplets or more children – 50 thousand.

Applying to the USZN no later than 6 months after the birth of a child in the family.
One-time payment to a young single mother (up to 30 years old). ● If the 1st child is 76535 (5 times the cost of living),

● if the 2nd – 107149 (7 PM sizes),

● if the 3rd – 153070 (10 PM sizes).

Contact the USZN no later than 12 months from the date of birth of the baby.

Secondly, a single mother can apply for payments intended for low-income families if she meets the requirements for applicants. To do this, the portion of a woman’s earnings per each family member (average per capita income) must be below the Moscow subsistence level.

If the average per capita income is higher than the capital's subsistence level, a woman can apply for benefits in a different amount:

Other social guarantees for single mothers

In the capital, for children from overweight and single-parent families benefits are also provided in kind. A single mother can also apply for them:

  1. Free clothes for a newborn (provided at the maternity hospital).
  2. Free pass in public transport (up to age 7 years).
  3. Free admission to cultural events (within normal limits).
  4. Dairy products for children under 2 years of age (from this year it is planned to replace this benefit with money - 750 rubles).
  5. Free medicines for children under 3 years of age.
  6. Exemption from payment for cleaning the territory of an apartment building (until the child is 1.5 years old).
  7. Half the cost of a child's visit kindergarten.
  8. Free massage in a children's medical facility.
  9. Free breakfast and lunch for the child at school.
  10. A trip to the sanatorium once a year without charging a fee.
  11. Compensation for payment for an apartment registered under a rental agreement, subject to the payment of taxes by the lessor.
  12. 30% discount on a child’s education in a music, art school and other development institutions in Moscow (until the children reach adulthood).

Labor privileges for a single mother

Labor preferences apply to single parents throughout Russia, including Moscow:

  1. A single mother cannot be fired when her staff is reduced while her children are under 14 years old. The only exception is the constant violation of labor discipline. Read also the article: → "".
  2. When a company is liquidated or an individual entrepreneur is closed, a single mother must get another job.
  3. The employee is entitled to payments for children:
  • child care allowance for the period of stay on appropriate leave;
  • medical treatment allowance institution;
  • payments to the mother when treating the child at home (10 days of the employee’s stay at home are fully paid, the rest of the time is paid in half).
  1. It is impossible for a single mother to be denied a job because of her status.
  2. A woman is given the right to a reduced working day or a personal work schedule if her child is under 14 years old.
  3. Overtime work and duties on weekends and holidays do not apply to a single mother as long as her child is under 5 years old.
  4. A single mother can go on a business trip only with her written consent.

Tax benefits for mothers

A single mother has the right to a 50% reduction in the tax base for personal income tax. In the case of the first child, 1,400 rubles will not be taxed; with the second and all subsequent children, 3,000 rubles will not be taxed. The rule applies until the child is 18 years old (or 24 years old if he is studying).

Housing benefits for women

A single mother can get on the waiting list for improved housing conditions and take part in any government program to help families buy a home. For example, she can apply for a subsidy for the purchase of an apartment for a young family if she is under 35 years old.

Part of the rent can also be reimbursed at government expense if the landlord pays tax on rental income.

When child benefits stop

When a single mother remarried, but her new spouse did not adopt her children, benefits and allowances remain with her. Otherwise, the right to single mother status disappears. If the child officially gets a job, payments for him also stop. Read also the article: → "".

State assistance measures for single mothers with many children

If a single woman is raising several minor children at once, she can count on additional help:

  • a one-time payment of 14 thousand rubles in the case of the birth of a third baby, 50 thousand rubles for the birth of triplets (a young mother under 35 years old will be paid 48 thousand rubles for each newborn);
  • monthly reimbursement of payment for the telephone in the amount of 230 rubles;
  • an annual allowance for the purchase of school uniforms in the amount of 5 thousand rubles.

Where to go for help

In addition to the employer, you can apply to the local branch of the Federal Tax Service of the Russian Federation to receive tax benefits.

How can a single mother apply for benefits and benefits?

As in most similar cases, the applicants contacted the local branch of the SZN Office, but today, processing Moscow payments is possible only through the official website of the capital’s city services.

Necessary documents for registration

You will need to upload the following electronic copies of documents on the Moscow city services website:

  1. Birth certificate for all children (from the civil registry office).
  2. A certificate from the civil registry office (form No. 25) and a note stating that information about the baby’s father is included in the birth certificate according to the mother’s words.
  3. Certificate of family composition (from the housing department, settlement administration or passport office).
  4. Certificate of marriage or divorce (from the civil registry office).
  5. Certificate 2-NDFL from the previous place of employment, if the woman changed jobs less than 12 months ago.
  6. Certificates from educational institutions where children are studying
  7. Medical report if the child is disabled.

Legislative acts on the topic

Decree of the Moscow Government dated December 6, 2016 No. 816-PP On the amount of individual social payments in 2017
Decree of the Moscow Government dated December 8, 2015 No. 828-PP About additional state benefits for single mothers
Decree of the Moscow Government dated 04/06/2004 No. 199-PP About the one-time “Luzhkov payment”
Law of the city of Moscow dated September 30, 2009 No. 39 Issues of youth policy in Moscow
Law of the city of Moscow dated November 23, 2005 No. 60 On social support for families raising children
Law of Moscow dated 03.11.04 No. 67 Monthly state benefits for children

Typical design mistakes

Mistake #1. Before applying for low-income benefits, a woman calculated her average per capita income, including the earnings of her new husband, who did not adopt her children, and came to the conclusion that she was not entitled to low-income benefits.

In the case where the new spouse of a former single mother does not adopt her child, his salary should not be taken into account when calculating the average per capita income of the family.

Mistake #2. A single mother has applied for a refund of her rent while she is renting informally without a tenancy agreement.

The condition for providing compensation for rented housing is its registration under a rental agreement with the payment of tax on income by the lessor.

Answers to common questions

Question No. 1. Where is the money transferred after the application for government benefits in Moscow is approved?

The amounts of all state benefits are credited to the Muscovite’s social card.

Question No. 2. When should documents be submitted for the assignment of Moscow social benefits for children to single mothers?

Some payments must be made before the child is 6 months old, others - up to 12 months. The general recommendation is that you should not apply for benefits if the crediting of funds to the account begins in the last months of maternity leave, otherwise the B&R benefit will be taken into account when calculating family income, which will lead to a reduction in the amount of payments or a refusal to assign them .

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Like other beneficiaries, for example, military personnel, single mothers are paid various benefits and compensation in order to provide them with moral and financial support. In order to start receiving them, you need to submit an application to a government organization.

Who is entitled to

From a moral and material point of view, raising a child alone is difficult, so the state provides all possible support to single mothers, providing them with subsidies and some types of benefits. In 2019, most payments remain at the same level, and only a few are subject to change.

It should be borne in mind that the legal concept of “single mother” is somewhat different from the generally accepted one, therefore, before applying for benefits, you should find out whether this is possible according to your status.

A woman can apply for benefits and allowances after making sure that the following conditions are met:

  1. The official status of a single mother was obtained.
  2. The presence of a dash in the birth certificate in the “father” column.
  3. Absence of an application to establish paternity in the registry office.
  4. A woman's adoption of a child out of wedlock.
  5. There is no possibility of obtaining confirmation through the court that the man indicated by the mother in the documents is in fact the father of the child. This happens if the father filed statement of claim and took a DNA test to prove that he was not related to a specific child.
  6. After a divorce, at the birth of a child earlier than three hundred days from the date of adoption of the state. the authorities of the relevant decision, the former spouse is recognized as the father of the child according to the documents.
  7. The birth of children earlier than 300 days after the divorce, but provided that the ex-spouse has proven his non-involvement in their birth using a DNA test.
  8. The child was adopted by a married woman, but the husband refused to complete the relevant documents.

Only a woman with the official status of a single mother can receive payments from the state.

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List of benefits for single mothers in Moscow in 2019

Women raising a child alone and living in Moscow in 2019 can count on the following types of payments and benefits:

  1. When preparing documents from the moment of pregnancy, a woman can receive the following types of assistance: sets of underwear and clothes for a newborn child and beyond, up to two years of age, as well as the necessary medications and a massage course at the clinic.
  2. Free meals at school - 2 times a day.
  3. Vouchers to health resorts and camps are provided for schoolchildren and preschoolers.
  4. Admission to kindergarten without a queue.
  5. Reimbursement of tuition fees at an educational institution – up to 50%.
  6. Extraordinary participation in the state program “Housing”.
  7. Discount on utility bills.

In addition, a single mother can take advantage of some labor privileges:

  • maintaining a job until the child turns 14 years old;
  • if the enterprise is liquidated, the employer is required by law to provide a single mother workplace with the same salary level;
  • a woman can receive additional leave at any time, without pay - for 14 days;
  • a single mother is exempt from going to work at night or on weekends, and also does not go on business trips;
  • paid sick leave benefits are provided;
  • Until the child turns 7 years old, sick leave is paid in full, regardless of its duration;
  • a single mother can work on a reduced schedule until the child turns 14 years old;
  • status is not a reason for refusal of employment;
  • size decreases income tax on an individual basis.

Also in 2019 in Moscow, single mothers are entitled to the following types of compensation:

  1. A one-time payment on the occasion of the birth or adoption of a child - for 1 child - 5,500 rubles, for 2 - 14,500, for 3 or more - 50 thousand rubles.
  2. A single mother under the age of 30 is paid a one-time benefit in the amount of more than 76,000 rubles. For 2 and 3 children the amount ranges from 100 to 150 thousand rubles.
  3. The monthly allowance for each child under the age of majority - up to one and a half years - 2,500 rubles, up to three years - 4,500 rubles, up to 18 years - 2,500 rubles.
  4. Monthly reimbursement for food – 675 rubles.

If a child has health problems, an additional disability benefit may be issued.

The state provides financial assistance, as well as benefits and benefits in order to give the mother the opportunity to provide the child with everything necessary and give him upbringing/education. Additional benefits can be issued if there are several children raised without a father.

Where to contact

Before applying to a government agency to receive benefits, a woman must take care of registering her status as a single mother. To do this, you will have to visit the registry office and obtain a certificate in Form 25.

In Moscow, you can obtain the necessary papers and statements in two ways:
  1. When visiting a government services center in person.
  2. By submitting an application online on the official website of the Mayor of Moscow - mos.ru.

Design algorithm:

  1. Preparation of a package of documents.
  2. Obtaining the status of a single mother.
  3. Submitting an application to the USZN.
  4. Waiting for a decision to be made.
  5. Receiving benefits and benefits.

It is necessary to take into account that in order to receive some benefits, an additional application to various government authorities will be required - Pension Fund Russia, social protection authority, housing office department, tax service.

In general, it will take 10 business days to process your application, provided that all required documents have been submitted.

What documents will be needed

In order to start receiving benefits, you need to collect the following documents:

  1. Birth certificate for each child. You can obtain this document at the Civil Registry Office.
  2. A certificate in form 25 issued by the registry office and an extract confirming that the information about the child’s father was recorded from the mother’s words.
  3. Certificate of marriage/divorce.
  4. Certificate of family composition obtained from the housing department department or the settlement administration.
  5. Certificate in form 2NDFL, if the woman changed jobs within 12 months.
  6. Certificate from school, kindergarten or other educational institution which the child attends.
  7. ITU extract if the child has been assigned a disability group.

In order to apply for benefits, you will need the following documents:
  1. Statement.
  2. Mother's passport.
  3. Details of the account to which funds will be transferred.
  4. Birth certificate for the child.
  5. A document indicating the child’s place of residence in Moscow.
  6. If available, a document establishing paternity.
  7. A document confirming that the mother is the only parent of the child.

In order to receive compensation for food, you must also attach to your application a Russian passport, a bank statement with the account number, the child’s birth certificate and an extract indicating the child’s place of residence in Moscow.

Can they refuse?

If the social security authority decides to refuse to provide certain payments, the single mother will be given a written notice with the reason for the refusal.

Often the refusal is given because the documents contain incorrect information, or the woman gets married and the new husband adopts her child.

The reasons must be indicated. If this is not the case, the woman can go to court.

Often the refusal is temporary - that is, additional documents are required to be presented, after which the case will be reconsidered. A complete refusal is possible if the status of a single mother has not been obtained, or if data falsification has been detected.

Only citizens of the Russian Federation living in Moscow can take advantage of benefits and allowances. Other regions have different rates and benefits. It may take about a month to complete the paperwork and receive a response.