Children's and Lehona stipulation Guide approved

The Ministry of Finance, Labour and Transfers has approved the roadmap about implementation of the Children's and Lehona States.

The updated guide reportedly says that all children between the ages of 0 and 16 who are residents in Kosovo have the right to benefit from additions for children.

The families of one or two children benefit 20 euros a month for each child. Families with 3 or more children benefit 30 euros a month for each child, the report says.

Application according to the ministry is made by the mother of the child through the e-Kosovo platform, and the means go into her bank account.

In cases where the mother has passed away or is not a citizen of Kosovo, the father or legal guardian may apply with the relevant documentation. In specific situations like: Divorced parents, the mother has abandoned the child, the custody has been given to the father by court decision or by the QPS the application is made by the father in the role of legal guardian”.

In cases where the child is in residential shelter, then the application is made by the shelter entity, respectively, the employee authorized by the entity, which opens a bank account for the child where the addition tools are deposited for children”, the report says.

Right for profit, however, have all resident lehosas in Kosovo.

Unworked modes benefit 325.9 euros per month for 6 months if they have been unemployed for at least 9 months from the last 12 months before birth (according to ATK data). The employed lemonas benefit 325.9 euros for three months. The application is made within 90 days of the child's birth date”, says the announcement.

According to the Ministry of Finance's announcement, if the child is born in Kosovo and the additional application is made within three months of birth, the profit is automatically approved without having to have additional verification.

While according to the same announcement, in cases where the child is born outside Kosovo, or when the application is made after three months, then the subject is passed into verification procedure, where supplementary documents are required to assess the right to profit.

“settlement certificates, school testimony for regular follow-up, vaccination evidence from health institutions, electricity data, family community registration in AKS, etc. ”.

“In the event of non-fulfilling documentation, the temporary suspension of profit could occur until the requests are met or the suspension of profit in case the beneficiary's residence is not verified. If suspension or suspension of the profit without an justified decision occurs, the beneficiary has the right to file a complaint to the Ankes Commission within 30 days of accepting the” ruling, it is now said in the statement.. /Periscopi/