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What Punishment a Russian Who Tried to Obtain Romanian Identity Documents Using False Documents

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A Russian citizen concluded an agreement with prosecutors at the Attorney General's Office, in which he acknowledged his guilt and agreed to receive a suspended sentence for the use of false citizenship documents in order to obtain Romanian identity documents, namely birth certificate, identity card and passport.

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The Russian who tried to obtain Romanian identity documents by submitting, through another person, to the Sector 6 Civil State Service in Bucharest, a forged Romanian citizenship certificate, with the aim of obtaining Romanian identity documents, signed with the prosecutors an agreement for the recognition of guilt. According to the Prosecutor's Office near the High Court of Cassation and Justice, he received 1 year and 4 months in prison, with …

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A Russian citizen concluded an agreement with prosecutors at the Attorney General's Office, in which he acknowledged his guilt and agreed to receive a suspended sentence for the use of false citizenship documents in order to obtain Romanian identity documents, namely birth certificate, identity card and passport.

·Bucharest, Romania
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A Russian citizen admitted to the investigators that he obtained Romanian citizenship with false acts. Russian was not even in Romania when his accomplices filed the file with the Sector 6 Civil State Service.

·Bucharest, Romania
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A Russian citizen obtained Romanian documents on the basis of a forged certificate of citizenship, although he was not in Romania when the documents were submitted. According to the Ministry of Public Affairs, two employees of institutions in Bucharest stated that the man would have personally presented himself at the office. He acknowledged his guilt and concluded an agreement with the prosecutors, which was sent to the court.

·Bucharest, Romania
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The Supreme Court's Prosecutor's Office referred to the Court of Sector 6 Bucharest with the agreement to acknowledge the guilt of an accused, a citizen of the Russian Federation, for acts of false use, in continuous form (2 material acts), instigation to false intellectual, in continuous form, 2 material acts) and instigation to false information, according to an institution's press release. [...]

A citizen of the Russian Federation used a forged Romanian citizenship certificate to obtain official Romanian documents, including birth certificate, identity card and passport.

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focuspress.ro broke the news on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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