Omavalitsused: nimemuutus ei peaks käima nagu e-poe tellimus

Omavalitsused: nimemuutus ei peaks käima nagu e-poe tellimus

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Local governments: name change should not work like an online store order

Siseministeerium tahab, et inimesed saaksid oma nime muuta veebis. ega . , ilma ametnikuta. See kontrollib andmeid . Kui avaldus on korrektne, muudetakse nimi automaatselt.
Linnade ja valdade liit arvab, et . Inimesed ei pruugi alati teada, miks nad nime muuta tahavad. Nad võivad seda teha . Pärast avalduse esitamist võib selguda, et . Või . Aastatel 2022–2024 esitati 2445 nime muutmise avaldust.
. Inimesed annavad oma PIN-koode tihti teistele. Kui nimi muutub automaatselt, ei pruugi inimene isegi teada, et tema nimi on muutunud. Linnavalitsus toetab avalduste esitamist veebis, kuid ei soovi automaatseid kandeid.
ei saa nime muuta veebis. Nemad peavad minema . Praegu ei pea vanemad ja laps kohale tulema. Uue eelnõu järgi peavad nad aga kohapeal olema. Linnavalitsus ei ole sellega nõus, sest see teeb protsessi keerulisemaks.
Enamik nime muutmise soove puudutab lapsi. Näiteks on ukrainlased pannud oma lastele , mis ukraina keeles ei ole see, mida nad tahtsid. Mai kuus esitati Tallinna perekonnaseisuametile 32 avaldust, millest 17 olid laste nimede muutmise soovid.
The Ministry of the Interior wants people to be able to change their name online. There is no need to visit an official or submit a digitally signed application. The system makes decisions on its own, without an official. It checks data from the population register and the criminal records database. If the application is correct, the name is changed automatically.
The Association of Cities and Municipalities believes that speed is not the most important thing. People may not always know why they want to change their name. They may do it on an emotional whim. After submitting the application, it may turn out that loved ones do not support the name change. Or the person may change their mind. Between 2022 and 2024, 2,445 name change applications were submitted.
An automated system can create problems. People often give their PIN codes to others. If the name changes automatically, the person may not even know that their name has been changed. The city government supports submitting applications online but does not want automatic changes.
Minors and adults with limited legal capacity cannot change their name online. They must go to a vital statistics office. Currently, parents and the child do not have to be present to change a child's name. According to the new draft, however, they must be present. The city government does not agree with this, as it makes the process more complicated.
Most name change requests concern children. For example, Ukrainians have given their children names in Latin letters that are not what they intended in Ukrainian. In May, 32 applications were submitted to the Tallinn Vital Statistics Department, 17 of which were requests to change children's names.